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    Evaluating the Future of Web Content Management Platforms

    DateWednesday, April 29, 2020 at 5:29PM
    News broke in January that Gartner, one of the world’s leading analysts of technology trends, was going to discontinue it’s famous Magic Quadrant report for Web Content Management software. The report was widely recognized as the industry’s best guide to the evolving category of software that allows marketers and businesses to create, publish and manage their web sites. What does the discontinuation of this famous report mean to the web content industry? Is this the end of web sites as we’ve come to know them?

     

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