Technology strategy and perspectives from the Springthrough team.
A location-based MFA bypass built for humans quietly waved an AI agent through to Microsoft 365. The Conditional Access changes that fixed it, and the audit worth doing in your tenant.
Most Sitefinity teams don't need an AI product comparison, they need a path. How native Sitefinity AI and assistant-side skills stack into one adoption journey.
What AI in business operations looks like at a 25-person consultancy: where it runs, what it broke, what it cost, and the rules we use to keep it safe.
Keyword-only search under-delivers for the highest-intent visitors. Semantic search closes the gap between what people ask and what you've written.
The security, talent, integration, and velocity bills you're paying to stay on an old Sitefinity version, and why Long-Term Support is the right target.
Does Progress Sitefinity's built-in RAG hold up on real content? Our take on where it beats a custom build for content-heavy sites, and how to evaluate it.
Three ways to run Sitefinity: self-hosted, Sitefinity Cloud with Developer Extensions, and fully managed. How to pick by customization, operational load, and upgrades.
A framework for choosing AI search for Sitefinity: when ai12z, Progress Agentic RAG, or HawkSearch is the right fit for your content, governance, and budget.
Sitefinity upgrade planning: when an in-place upgrade is enough, when a lift and shift to the .NET Core renderer is right, and when a strategic rebuild is the actual answer.
What AI in Sitefinity actually looks like in production: content audits, translation sync, bulk updates, and editorial review on your live site.
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