Nine articles on platform selection, upgrade planning, and what happens after launch — the decisions that outlast any one project.
For mid-market Microsoft shops the deciding factors are usually total cost of ownership, how much of the platform your own team can operate without the vendor, and licensing that scales with real traffic. We published the framework we use rather than a scorecard.
The first ninety days decide whether the investment compounds or decays: analytics someone actually reads, a content owner with time budgeted, and a patch cadence agreed before it becomes urgent.
Because for a Microsoft-centric team it is the platform whose operating model matches their staffing. That is a fit argument, not a universal one — we have talked clients out of it.
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.
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.
A practical, mid-market DXP comparison of Sitefinity, Optimizely, and Sitecore on TCO, time to value, and marketer self-service. Get the framework to pick the right fit.
Why mid-market CIOs running on .NET and Azure keep choosing Progress Sitefinity in 2026: stack fit, lower TCO, and a pragmatic AI and composable story.
A website isn't a project you complete. It's a living system. Here's what a Sitefinity support retainer actually covers, and why it matters before something goes wrong.
The .NET Core migration looks like a backend project. But the people with the most to gain are the marketers running the site. Here's why it's a marketing project.
Two recent Progress awards confirm a pattern: Springthrough builds Sitefinity experiences that work long after launch, not just during the engagement.
Springthrough partnered with Coborn's to consolidate four websites into a unified Sitefinity Cloud platform with Instacart integration, cutting publishing times by 50%.
Springthrough has partnered with Bridgeline Digital to bring HawkSearch AI-powered search to Sitefinity eCommerce customers, enhancing product discovery and recommendations.
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