Technology strategy and perspectives from the Springthrough team.
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.
Why mid-market companies ($50M–$300M revenue) fall between enterprise integrators and small dev shops, and what to look for in a partner that actually fits the middle.
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.
Splitting Sitefinity managed services and IT infrastructure between two vendors costs you performance, deployment speed, and budget. Why consolidating with one partner pays off.
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 20% drop in triage hours was the visible win. The real story is the multi-vendor AI layer and supply-chain discipline that made the pilot production-ready.
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