DXP
DXP vs CMS
- CMS
- Digital content and imagery CRUD
- Store all web-related content in one place
- “editorial, workflow, reporting, organization, security, and user administration”
- Features
- Security and compliance
- Workflow management
- Authoring, editing, staging, approval, translation, publishing, promotion, reporting, and iterating
- Omnichannel
- Global delivery
- Flexibility, extensibility, and performance
- Publishing
- Commerce and content integrations
- DXP
- Layer on top
- Does include a CMS
- “power the delivery of personalized experiences that scale and connect – across channels, geographies, and languages”
- Features
- Contextual Intelligence and Relevance (customer profile engine, language translation, A/B testing, omnichannel, etc.)
- Commerce (PCM, payment & billing, shopping, etc.)
- Digital asset management (DAM, web-to-print, etc.)
- Engagement (chatbots, mobile apps, marketing automation, etc.)
- Digital process (BPM, MRM, case management, etc.)
- Cognitive (predictive analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, AI automation, etc.)
- Data Center (CRM, MDM, etc.)