by Srikanth Kondapally May 15, 2019

In the latest version of Sitecore Experience Commerce 9.1.0, a new feature called Direct Navigation has been introduced which allows users to navigate directly to the commerce categories and products. In this blog post, I will go over the details on how this works…

by Justimiano Alves April 5, 2019

Helix was introduced by Sitecore in 2016 as a set of official guidelines and recommended practices for Sitecore Development. Since then, the Sitecore community has been supporting the Helix initiative and many websites have been built using this approach. A well-known website that was built to demonstrate best practices of the Helix principles and guideline was Habitat.

by XCentium February 18, 2019

Los Angeles, CA - XCentium today announced the launch and availability of their Flex Accelerator for Sitecore, a new SaaS solution offered as part of the Sitecore KickStart program. Designed specifically for mid-market organizations, Flex Accelerator for Sitecore enables Sitecore’s industry-leading digital experience platform to be deployed in a SaaS setting in as little as 30 days and at a starting price of $100,000 per year.

Flex Accelerator for Sitecore is home to several clients eager to use the new hosting model provided by the Sitecore KickStart program. Nexford University was the first to take advantage of the solution, with a new website built on Sitecore® Experience Platform version 9 only five weeks from hand-off to launch.

by XCentium February 13, 2019

Los Angeles, CA — February 18, 2019 — XCentium, a full-service digital consultancy, today announced that 9 team members from XCentium have been awarded nine Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) by Sitecore®, the global leader in digital experience management software. XCentium’s 2019 Sitecore MVPs are 9 of only 315 professionals worldwide to be named a Sitecore MVP this year.

by Olga Kogan December 28, 2018

This post is somewhat of a sequel to my previous one around multi-site and multi-language setup. When there is only one site and only one language things are pretty straightforward in terms of site context. Once multiple sites are introduced every time we are getting an item in Sitecore and/or building a link we need to make sure we do it within the correct site and correct language. For the most part Sitecore does it out of the box but there are cases when this functionality breaks down.