Coremedia

Product
details

Technology
Java-based, cloud or on-premise options

Cost model
License costs based on company size and scope of use

Business model
Both B2B and B2C

Flexibility
Highly adaptable thanks to headless architecture and API-first approach; enables individual frontends and deep integrations

Future-proof
High thanks to regular updates, modern architecture for composable commerce and continuous further development; strong partner integrations

Features/functions
Personalized experiences, digital asset management, content personalization, workflow management, multisite and multilingual support

More characteristics
High performance and stability, fast time-to-market; particularly popular in the retail and media sectors

Key aspects of operation

• User-friendly interface for content editors with drag-and-drop function and WYSIWYG editor; intuitive tools to create and maintain content efficiently
• Real-time preview and instant editing capabilities to manage and customize cross-channel content
• Integrated workflows for content planning and collaboration between teams, simplifying the approval and publishing process

Estimated effort for implementation

• Medium to high – Implementing CoreMedia requires careful planning, especially when integrating with existing systems and customizing to specific requirements. Implementation can take several months, depending on the scope of the project and the depth of integration.
• Requires initial training for editors and developers to get the most out of the system and fully utilize its features

Estimated effort for operation

• Medium – CoreMedia is relatively scalable and easy to maintain thanks to its flexible architecture and the use of cloud or on-premise options.
• Regular updates and maintenance are required to ensure performance and security; however, the system can be operated relatively cost-effectively as it is well-designed to meet the needs of large content teams.