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Martin Miles Values People, Travel, and the Future of Sitecore

Sitecore recently announced six Perficient colleagues have been awarded Sitecore MVP status for 2023. The MVP program is now in its 17th year and recognizes the most active Sitecore individuals from around the globe who share their knowledge with various Sitecore partners and customers. Martin Miles is one of our six 2023 Sitecore MVPs. This is his seventh […]

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Configure SAML Single Sign-on using Okta in Sitecore Content hub

Identity management is HARD! But third parties are making it easy for us. We wanted to configure Content Hub for Single Sign-on authentication with Okta through SAML to match with Sitecore so the DAM popup would be seamless. This way the responsibility of manual user management will move away from content hub admins to the […]

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Deploying a Sitecore Instance on a “Local” Kubernetes (k8s) Setup

Have you ever wondered about having a local Sitecore instance on a local deployment of k8s? I was curious and decided to dive headfirst into the unknown world of k8s virtualization on a local setup. In this blog series I will be sharing the details my journey, my findings the mistakes/successes, and the final state […]

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David San Filippo Talks Professional Growth and Sitecore

Perficient colleagues within our award-winning Sitecore team bring years of experience and vast knowledge to the practice and our clients. We’re proud to announce that recently six of our colleagues have been named 2023 Sitecore MVPs. Below is a deeper look into David San Filippo’s role as a principal on the Sitecore team and his fourth […]

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Going Multilingual in Sitecore Part 4: Multiple Languages in SXA

Welcome back to Going Multilingual in Sitecore. It’s been a while since I’ve worked on a site that had content in multiple languages. I was thankful to my 2019 self that I had written these articles. Back then, I was using Sitecore 8.X. Today I am using Sitecore 10.X with SXA. While most of the […]

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Create a Scheduled Task in Sitecore

Sitecore has a feature called scheduled tasks that allows you to schedule routine tasks like triggering some emails in an interval or scheduling the publishing of an item etc. It is a straightforward approach to run code logic at defined intervals. Sitecore Scheduled Task Step-by-Step We can configure scheduled tasks in Sitecore under the location […]

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Megan Jensen Talks Choosing Perficient and Her 2023 Sitecore MVP Status

As a senior solutions architect, Megan Jensen delivers excellent experiences to our clients and is always working for the betterment of her team. She is valued not only for her Sitecore knowledge but is an active member in our culture groups Women in Technology and Pride at Perficient, along with serving as a mentor in […]

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Sitecore Content Hub: Digital Rights Management

What is Digital Rights Management?   Digital Rights Management is meant to enforce additional governance around assets and prevent any unauthorized usage of the assets. Sitecore Content Hub DAM offers an out-of-the-box feature that will help restrict asset usage based on the media type, territory, and time.   Benefits of DRM: Improved asset governance Reduces […]

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Sitecore Honors Six Perficient Colleagues as MVPs in 2023

“I’m thrilled to share that six of my colleagues have been named a Sitecore Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for 2023 in the categories of technology, strategy, and ambassador,” Brian Beckham, General Manager, said. “I’ve seen firsthand how hard these individuals have worked over the last year, not only to accelerate their own knowledge but to […]

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Top 3 Reasons for a QA Environment

Imagine as a Quality Analyst, you begin your day of testing. You log into Sitecore Content Editor, create a page, name it, and open it in Experience Editor but receive a white screen “Our Services are unavailable.” You investigate and see a deployment happening to your environment, which is DEV. All this has taken 10 […]

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Content Hub ONE Full Review in Action – Feedback and Afterthoughts (part 3 / 3)

Content Hub ONE developers did a great job in such a short time. However, from my point of view, there are a few issues that make it hard to use this platform in its current stage for commercial usage. Let’s take a look at them. Content Part 1: Mastering Content Part 2: Developing Client App […]

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Content Hub ONE Full Review in Action – Developing Client App (part 2 / 3)

In the previous post, I crafted two content types and created records for home pages and each specific whisky item from my collection, populating them with actual data. Now let’s create a client “head” app to consume and display that content from Content Hub ONE tenant. Content Part 1: Mastering Content Part 2: Developing Client […]

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