In this episode, we dive into the fascinating evolution of content management systems (CMS) and explore how they’ve revolutionized web content creation and management. From the early days of static HTML pages to the dynamic, interactive experiences of today’s web, we trace the CMS journey—from server-side scripting to the rise of headless and hybrid CMS technologies. Learn how the CMS landscape has transformed, what led to the birth of the headless CMS, and how to select the best fit for your organization’s needs in the age of omnichannel content. Tune in to discover the history, challenges, and future of web content management, and find out which headless CMS might best suit your team!

This episode explores SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine – Clinical Terms), a comprehensive clinical terminology system that standardizes over 350,000 medical concepts to ensure consistent, precise communication in healthcare. Maintained by SNOMED International, SNOMED CT enables providers to document, share, and access detailed patient information with ease, supporting everything from clinical decisions and public health reporting to research. Through its hierarchical structure and integration with other systems like ICD-10, SNOMED CT fosters seamless data exchange across healthcare sectors, ultimately enhancing patient care by reducing redundancies and improving the quality and accessibility of health information.https://www.enonic.com/blog/what-is-snomed-ct

In this episode, we dive into Enonic’s latest innovation, Juke—an AI content agent set to revolutionize digital content management. Discover how Juke helps teams streamline tasks like copywriting, translation, SEO, and competitor analysis, all while working seamlessly alongside your team. Enonic’s vision for Juke is ambitious: a future where digital strategies can run on autopilot with minimal human oversight. Tune in to learn how Juke’s adaptable “pluggable skills” and cutting-edge AI technologies are setting a new standard for efficiency and creativity in content management.https://www.enonic.com/blog/whats-cooking-enonic-ai-content-agent

The Ultimate Guide to Content Management Systems (CMS) begins by defining what a CMS is and explaining its purpose, including its role in delivering content to a website and managing the overall digital experience for users. The guide then dives into the features of a CMS, such as text editing, media handling, metadata, and SEO. It also explores the different types of CMSs: traditional, headless, and hybrid, explaining when each is appropriate. Finally, the guide examines the future of CMS, highlighting trends such as cloud-based services, headless CMS, and progressive web apps. The guide concludes by discussing essential features for B2B and SME CMSs and providing alternatives to WordPress, recommending Enonic as a robust CMS option.

Feeling overwhelmed by the multitude of content management systems—traditional, headless, hybrid, composable? You're not alone. In this episode, we demystify the emerging concept of the Universal CMS, an all-in-one solution that combines the best features of existing systems into a single, versatile platform. Learn how a Universal CMS offers omnichannel delivery, a unified user experience, flexible architecture, and modularity without the complexity of managing multiple vendors. If you're searching for a way to simplify your digital operations without sacrificing functionality, this episode is a must-listen.

"The Ultimate Guide to Digital Projects," provides a comprehensive guide to effectively managing and executing digital projects. The guide begins by defining digital projects and establishing their significance, then explores various project types, the importance of pitching, and setting up a project with clear objectives and KPIs.It also addresses the crucial aspects of building a strong team, selecting the right tools, including digital platforms and microservices, and implementing effective work methodologies, such as Agile.The guide further delves into the importance of acquiring early gains, continuous improvement, and third-party collaboration. Finally, the guide concludes with practical advice on reporting and evaluation, the end of a digital project, and common mistakes to avoid, ensuring that readers are equipped to navigate the complexities of digital project management with confidence.Powered by NotebookLM.

In web development, the terms "server-side" and "client-side" are key to understanding how web applications function. But what exactly do they mean, and how do they impact the development process? In this episode, we break down the differences between server-side and client-side processes, exploring where these tasks are executed, how they affect access to resources, and their roles in providing a secure and efficient user experience.We'll dive into how server-side processes handle data retrieval, rendering, and input on the web server before a site is delivered to a user, while client-side processes manage rendering, interactions, and JavaScript execution directly in the user's browser. We also discuss the trade-offs in security, performance, and trust between server-side and client-side operations, offering insights for developers on choosing the right mix for their web applications.Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started, tune in to learn how understanding server-side and client-side dynamics can help you build efficient, scalable, and secure web experiences!

The European Union has introduced a groundbreaking regulation that will reshape the development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) systems worldwide—the AI Act. In this episode, we break down how this new legislation impacts digital organizations, particularly those working with generative AI. With the AI Act’s global reach, companies around the world—inside and outside the EU—must navigate these regulations to ensure compliance and innovation.Learn how the AI Act categorizes AI systems by risk, from unacceptable to minimal, and what this means for providers and deployers of AI technologies. We’ll explore the specific obligations for different types of systems, including general-purpose AI models, and highlight how content integrity, user transparency, and system design are influenced by this regulation. Plus, get actionable steps for preparing your organization, from performing risk assessments to training your teams on compliance.Tune in to stay ahead of the curve on AI regulation and learn how to align your digital strategies with the future of AI compliance!Powered by NotebookLM.