Launching a Personalization Pilot in 10 Days With Acquia Lift

Are you ready to change the way you build and update digital experiences for your target audience?

Or are you struggling to make the most out of your lean resources and team members?

Low-code expedites development timelines and empowers business users to create content, improving how you enhance digital experiences

In this 20-minute session, you will discover:

- How some leading organisations create new digital experiences faster than ever before
- The advantages of having the only low-code tool for digital experience platforms
- What the business & technology user benefits from low-code environment

Engaging constituents and improving their experience with government are top concerns for state and local government leaders. The critical importance of building strong and trusted relationships between communities and their governments — particularly using digital communication channels and electronic transactions — became even clearer during the past year as jurisdictions navigated the COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn how the city of Los Angeles is scaling its digital experience to meet the evolving needs of its residents.

On June 18, Government Technology will host a live webcast focused on LA’s city-wide initiative to transform digital strategy and infrastructure. You’ll hear valuable lessons learned, practical deployment tips and real-world results.

In this webinar you will learn:
- How the city’s IT team migrated more than 40 websites to Acquia Site Studio
- Strategies used to increase website traffic while strengthening site resilience and availability
- How the city provided constituents more dynamic content and relevant digital experiences during the pandemic

Fully decoupled architecture offers immense freedom to develop, but when it comes to managing and updating a decoupled experience, developers can get stuck maintaining a system that only they can access. What starts off as flexibility to innovate, becomes a burden to manage.

Low code tools give non-developers the freedom to design, assemble, and manage content for sites and applications, but they lack the ability to create the more advanced integrations and experiences that they need. The control over the experience is limited by the lack of advanced coding.

Hybrid architecture provides the best of both worlds. It provides low code tools to empower business users, and it frees up developers to do what they do best - build and innovate.

Join our webinar to get a breakdown on the difference between decoupled and hybrid architecture and learn:

- The limits of a fully decoupled approach
- What low code means to developers
- How hybrid architecture supports innovation and agility
- How brands are transforming their digital experience with hybrid architecture with Acquia

Fully decoupled architecture offers immense freedom to develop, but when it comes to managing and updating a decoupled experience, developers can get stuck maintaining a system that only they can access. What starts off as flexibility to innovate, becomes a burden to manage.

Low code tools give non-developers the freedom to design, assemble, and manage content for sites and applications, but they lack the ability to create the more advanced integrations and experiences that they need. The control over the experience is limited by the lack of advanced coding.

Hybrid architecture provides the best of both worlds. It provides low code tools to empower business users, and it frees up developers to do what they do best - build and innovate.

Join our webinar to get a breakdown on the difference between decoupled and hybrid architecture and learn:

- The limits of a fully decoupled approach
- What low code means to developers
- How hybrid architecture supports innovation and agility
- How brands are transforming their digital experience with hybrid architecture with Acquia

To keep up with technology and search engine algorithms, most organizations need to redesign their websites every 18 months to 2 years. But as consumer expectations continue to rise at exponential rates, building a new website isn’t the answer.

What forward-thinking brands need is a platform that will set your team up for success by freeing up the developers to work on bigger initiatives and helping marketers bring their vision to life.

So how do you change your approach from building a website to building a digital engagement engine? Watch our on-demand panel of Drupal experts to learn:

- A new mindset for creating digital experiences
- Best practices for approaching website relaunches
- The benefits of leveraging Drupal for content management
- What tools you can use to change the way you work

In an increasingly digital world, having the right platform with the ability and agility to help IT teams in the education sector serve their users more effectively and efficiently is essential.

Singapore Management University’s great transformation journey is one to emulate.

In our session, Acquia and SMU will discuss the key aspects of open source technology with special attention on simple strategies to improve your understanding of how it impacts your institution.

In this 45-minute session, we will share:

- Why should Institutes of Higher Learning use open source technology?
- The story behind SMU’s transformation journey
- Fireside chat with Wee Sen and Tony (Live Q&A session)

Engaging constituents and improving their experience with government are top concerns for state and local government leaders. The critical importance of building strong and trusted relationships between communities and their governments — particularly using digital communication channels and electronic transactions — became even clearer during the past year as jurisdictions navigated the COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn how the city of Los Angeles is scaling its digital experience to meet the evolving needs of its residents.

On June 18, Government Technology will host a live webcast focused on LA’s city-wide initiative to transform digital strategy and infrastructure. You’ll hear valuable lessons learned, practical deployment tips and real-world results.

In this webinar you will learn:
- How the city’s IT team migrated more than 40 websites to Acquia Site Studio
- Strategies used to increase website traffic while strengthening site resilience and availability
- How the city provided constituents more dynamic content and relevant digital experiences during the pandemic

Fully decoupled architecture offers immense freedom to develop, but when it comes to managing and updating a decoupled experience, developers can get stuck maintaining a system that only they can access. What starts off as flexibility to innovate, becomes a burden to manage.

Low code tools give non-developers the freedom to design, assemble, and manage content for sites and applications, but they lack the ability to create the more advanced integrations and experiences that they need. The control over the experience is limited by the lack of advanced coding.

Hybrid architecture provides the best of both worlds. It provides low code tools to empower business users, and it frees up developers to do what they do best - build and innovate.

Join our webinar to get a breakdown on the difference between decoupled and hybrid architecture and learn:

- The limits of a fully decoupled approach
- What low code means to developers
- How hybrid architecture supports innovation and agility
- How brands are transforming their digital experience with hybrid architecture with Acquia

Google’s recent announcement that it was planning to ‘phase out support for third-party tracking cookies in its Chrome browser within two years’, has been viewed by many as the final blow in the death of third-party cookies in marketing. It is also the latest wave pushing us toward stronger privacy-focused open web standards.

But what does the death of third-party cookies mean for marketers? In a nutshell, it means that you must develop a powerful first-party data strategy to win the trust and loyalty of your customers. And the time to take action in order to future proof your digital strategy is now.

In this webinar we will explore:
- Evolving from customer acquisition to consent-driven personalisation
- The rise of the Customer Data Platform (CDP)
- Why a first-party data strategy requires data unification across the customer lifecycle

he power lies with you as a marketer - seize this moment as an opportunity for personalisation and higher customer privacy standards. Hear us discuss how both businesses and consumers will benefit from this change by allowing consumers to play an active, upfront role in their own data-driven experiences.

To keep up with technology and search engine algorithms, most organizations need to redesign their websites every 18 months to 2 years. But as consumer expectations continue to rise at exponential rates, building a new website isn’t the answer.

What forward-thinking brands need is a platform that will set your team up for success by freeing up the developers to work on bigger initiatives and helping marketers bring their vision to life.

So how do you change your approach from building a website to building a digital engagement engine? Watch our on-demand panel of Drupal experts to learn:

- A new mindset for creating digital experiences
- Best practices for approaching website relaunches
- The benefits of leveraging Drupal for content management
- What tools you can use to change the way you work