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AEM 6.5 support windows close in 2026 and 2027, and two of your three paths forward are rebuilds. An engineering playbook for what migrates, what gets rebuilt, and how to sequence the move.

Stuck on Sitecore XP with an aging license and failing VMs? For content-driven sites, the migration to Sanity takes days, not quarters. Here is the technical path, with code.

Adobe Experience Manager carries an enterprise tax most organizations no longer need to pay. A composable SaaS stack can match the capability for far less. Here is how to evaluate the move.

AEM runs into the millions over three years. Sanity is $15 a seat. We line them up box for box and walk through what enterprise DXP money actually buys.

A Fortune 100 industrial manufacturer asked a question at the end of a two-month DXP evaluation that I couldn't immediately answer. Here is what it means.

A CMS was invented to let non-technical people put content into a database and display it on a website. AI tools do the same thing, with any data store, through conversation. AI is your CMS

Every headless CMS is adding page builders. Every traditional DXP is adding APIs. The distinction is dead. It's time to talk about what actually matters: API-first architecture.

What enterprise teams need to know about Sanity CMS in 2026: Content Lake architecture, Spring Release features, MCP server, pricing, and honest tradeoffs.

HT Blue chose Sanity to power HTBlue.com. Here’s how it aligns with our authors, our AI-first workflows, our developers, and our long-term platform strategy.

AI browsers and agentic assistants are reshaping how content is consumed, turning traditional articles into raw material for personalized, AI-mediated experiences. What is liquid content?

A mid-market B2B company evaluated Adobe Experience Manager and Sanity against five criteria. The results reveal why purpose-built headless platforms are reshaping enterprise CMS decisions.

Sanity's Spring Release 2025 transformed it from a headless CMS into a Content Operating System, delivering enterprise-grade capabilities at a fraction of the cost of platforms like AEM.