Manifesto, an award-winning digital experience, technology and strategy agency, has launched a guide to Content Management System (CMS) replacement following the latest announcement on Drupal 7 & 8 end-of-life.
Whether you’re on Drupal or another ageing platform, this new guide takes a look at what replacing a CMS means for an organisation. As well as how to go about building a compelling business case for it. The guide even includes a free CMS business case template.
Whilst the Drupal 7 end-of-life has been extended to November 2022 to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic, this guide highlights the importance of defining a clear vision for your CMS replacement project now. That way, you can maximise the benefit of the move for your organisation ahead of the extended deadline.
The full guide to CMS replacement is available to download here.
Jim Bowes, CEO of Manifesto, said:
“Effective management of your content, across multiple channels, is more important than ever. In 2020, content can be surfaced on such a diverse set of platforms and mediums. So it’s critical to take a strategic view of how to model content and deliver it. Factoring in web, mobile, voice, chat, email, advertising, internal communication and offline experiences are all important in the effective management of an organisation’s content. This guide helps to demystify that process and gives you everything you need to create a business case for the investment.”
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