Glossary

  • APIs

    API stands for application programming interface. APIs help facilitate seamless communication between software systems and applications, helping them exchange data and access functionality.

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  • Content Analytics

    One of the key components of content analytics is the use of metrics to measure and track the performance of content.

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  • Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)

    Content delivery networks, commonly referred to as CDNs, are a network of servers distributed globally to provide faster content delivery based on end-user location. 

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  • Content Hub

    Whether it’s called a content library, topic gateway, or a resources center,  a content hub is a centralized digital space where an organization’s published content is organized, stored, and managed. 

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  • Core Web Vitals

    Core Web Vitals are metrics web developers use to measure and optimize site performance and the digital experience for users. The better your Core Web Vitals, the better your Google search results.

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  • Digital Asset Management (DAM)

    Digital asset management (DAM) solutions help companies with large content libraries organize, store, and distribute their digital assets, improving brand consistency, collaboration, and productivity.

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  • Digital Experience Platform (DXP)

    Packaged or composable, digital experience platforms (DXPs) integrate technologies such as CMS, CDP, and DAM into a single solution to deliver consistent digital experiences for audiences across multiple channels.

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  • DNS (Domain Name System)

    DNS enables internet navigation by translating user-friendly domain names into IP addresses, using DNS lookup, DNS queries, DNS caching, and DNS records.

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  • Enterprise Content Management Systems

    Enterprise content management is the all-encompassing strategy and process of creating, managing, storing, preserving, and delivering content across digital channels.

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  • Enterprise-Grade, Managed WordPress Hosting

    Unlike self-hosting, enterprise-grade, managed WordPress hosting empowers large organizations with content flexibility, better performance, and stronger security.

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  • FedRAMP

    FedRAMP® authorization is a prerequisite for organizations seeking to do business with the U.S. It streamliness the security assessment process, ensuring consistency and efficiency while maintaining stringent security standards.

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  • Headless Content Management Systems

    Headless CMS is more complex than traditional CMS, which can increase costs and dependence on developers. Still, there’s a reason headless is increasing in popularity.

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  • Website Migration

    A website migration refers to the process of transferring a website’s content, data, design, site structure, and functionality from one environment to another.

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  • WordPress Block Editor (Formerly Gutenberg Editor)

    The block editor for WordPress provides a user-friendly way to create and manage content. In this article, we’ll explain what it is and how to use it.

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  • WordPress Ecommerce

    Learn more about how WordPress ecommerce helps businesses scale and drive revenue with intuitive tools, ready-built themes, and customized plugins.

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  • WordPress Multisite

    WordPress multisite is a WordPress feature that allows you to create and manage a network of multiple websites from a …

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  • WordPress REST API for the Enterprise

    Learn how the WordPress REST API helps enterprises create custom solutions for better workflows, efficiency, and integration with systems.

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  • WordPress Security

    Learn about the importance of improving WordPress security for sites and ways to mitigate risk from potential vulnerabilities and attacks.

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