Observed Signal · Apr 5, 2023 · Technical Release · Source: CMSWire · Impact: 2/5 · Sentiment: Positive
Umbraco CMS Unveils Five Improvements for Enterprise Use
Umbraco, an open-source CMS, has been enhancing its platform to compete with larger DXPs. Key improvements include a new marketplace for extensions, a regular release cadence with Umbraco 11.2, headless support planned for Umbraco 12, a new Workflow add-on for content approval, and upgraded documentation via GitBook. The article also notes a 2021 investment from Monterro and a recent acquisition of Outfield Digital. These changes aim to make Umbraco more viable for enterprise organizations.
Umbraco's improvements strengthen its position in the CMS/DXP market, offering more headless and workflow capabilities for enterprise marketers.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Umbraco launched a new marketplace facility in 2022 to showcase extensions and connectors.
- Umbraco 11.2 is the latest release, with full support for .NET 7 and a new Block Grid Editor.
- Umbraco 12 will provide headless support for the main CMS, expected in summer 2023.
- Umbraco Workflow is a new add-on for content review and approval workflows.
- Umbraco's technical documentation was upgraded in December 2022 using GitBook.
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