Each of our CIO guides assesses one technology for decision-makers – following the same blueprint: what it is, which products it replaces, what it really costs, how it handles GDPR and data sovereignty – and when it is NOT the right choice. No license interests, with sources and price ranges from real projects.
Headless WordPress separates the familiar editorial backend from the front end – solving WordPress’s three biggest problems: security, performance, architectural limits. The CIO guide: what it replaces, what it costs, when it is the right bridge.
Matthias Radscheit
Framer turns design drafts into published websites – faster than any classic setup. The decision-maker view: what Framer replaces, where its design-tool heritage draws limits, and how GDPR, export and CMS depth stack up.
Matthias Radscheit
Keycloak replaces Auth0, Okta & co. as self-hosted identity and access management – without per-user license costs. What the open-source IAM means for decision-makers: substitution, advantages, GDPR, cost.
Matthias Radscheit
Webflow promises agency quality without a development team: visual builder, CMS and hosting in one. The honest decision-maker view: what Webflow replaces and where the limits are – GDPR, lock-in, localisation.
Matthias Radscheit
Agentic AI is this year's Gartner vocabulary – but what separates an agent from a chatbot, where does real value emerge for mid-sized companies, and why are 40% of projects canceled? A sober assessment.
Matthias Radscheit
Payload CMS is the code-first headless CMS of the Next.js ecosystem: MIT-licensed, self-hosted, with auth and access control in the core. The in-depth decision-maker guide – substitution, the Figma acquisition, Payload vs. Sanity, GDPR, cost.
Matthias Radscheit
AI agents that enrich product data, categorize items and detect errors – with human approval instead of blind trust. What the term Agentic PIM actually means and how to recognize serious implementations.
Matthias Radscheit
MedusaJS replaces the commercial core of Shopify, Shopware & co. – without license fees or revenue share. What the open-source commerce engine means for decision-makers: substitution, advantages, GDPR, cost.
Matthias Radscheit
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