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Composable Architecture Enterprise Architecture System Integration

Why Most "Composable" Architectures Still End Up Tightly Coupled

Lessons from real-world CMS, commerce, PIM, and DAM integrations. Discover why composable platforms often become as brittle as the monoliths they replaced — and what actually works.

January 8, 2026

5 min read

Enterprise Architecture AI Digital Platforms

What Enterprise Teams Get Wrong About AI in Digital Platforms

Why tools like Opal and Copilot only deliver value when architecture, data, and governance are already in place. AI amplifies existing systems — it doesn't fix broken ones.

January 8, 2026

5 min read