Digital experience

Is the emergence of digital experience composition (DXC) really here to stay? What exactly does DXC mean, and should you adopt it? Let’s talk about this buzzword today.

As composable systems are a key pillar of business composability, let's take a look at what is a composable infrastructure, what are its key benefits and how does it work.

A key to digital preparedness lies in software composability — an ability of an enterprise to easily, quickly, and safely adapt its digital assets to new rules.

This article examines what composable architecture is and why to use it, the components of a composable architecture for enterprises, and the steps to achieving composable architecture.

The core MACH technology principles, why digital leaders are quickly moving from monolith to MACH, and examples of successful MACH implementation.

Omnichannel eCommerce is a comprehensive approach to sales that aims to provide a smooth customer experience.

Let's look at the evolution of DXP's, the overlaps with a Headless CMS, and use cases for DXPs.

In this post, we will break down why teams should consider a headless approach to their commerce architectures, the benefits, and some common misconceptions around headless commerce architectures.

We caught up with Delba de Oliveira from Vercel to discuss how Hygraph and Next.js work together to build flexible, performant websites with focus on Content-heavy and eCommerce sites.