Publishing on more fronts with the same team
Cytiva launched 32 additional sites worldwide, with its web, marketing, and content teams working together across countries.
See the caseShow each patient and each member the hours, coverage, or treatment they're looking for, without making them hunt for it.
















One person looks for hours, another compares coverage, and a third wants to understand a treatment; when each has to find it alone, the one who can't takes care of it somewhere else.
Someone looking for hours and someone comparing coverage land on the same page and have to find their own way.
When what you say about a treatment changes, the change is made page by page and some page ends up with the old version.
Each system holds a piece of what the person has done with you, and none of them sees the whole picture.
Keeping someone who's looking for hours from landing on the same homepage as someone comparing coverage. The CMS solves this: pages are published already personalized to what brings each visitor.
Making sure the accuracy of what you say about a treatment doesn't depend on an email chain. Content operations solves this: the owner, approval, and date of each publication are recorded there.
Ending the view of the same patient or member split across systems. Audience and insights solves this by bringing every interaction a person has into a single profile.
Keeping the same service sheet or the same approved image from being redone for every site and every country. Digital Asset Management solves this: every asset is where people look for it, and up to date.
Before you sign anything, someone from TEAMCX reviews with you whether Sitecore solves what you want to change, and guides you through the entire purchase.
Sitecore licenses, with guidance through the purchaseAnd if your technology team will be reviewing the platform with you, their questions are already answered on their own page.
At TEAMCX we combine TEAM International's regional experience with the knowledge of the engineers behind Sitecore.
Cytiva launched 32 additional sites worldwide, with its web, marketing, and content teams working together across countries.
See the caseThe first version of the Vertis Health Marketplace went live in six weeks, with purchasing of products, services, and administrative procedures all in one place.
Healthspan increased its personalization revenue by 11.6% and improved its site load speed by 45%.
All three results come from the same decision: to stop treating every site and every campaign as a separate project. When content, customer data, and personalization live in one system, publishing becomes weekly work, and that's where the time savings and the revenue come from. From the patient's side, none of this looks like technology: it looks like finding what they came for on the first screen.
Most visits are resolved with what the person did on your site: what they searched for, where they entered, which coverage they looked at. With that profile, which Audience and insights builds, the same page is displayed differently without touching any medical record.
The content for that treatment lives in one place and is published on every page that uses it, so the change is made once, not site by site. Content operations records who reviewed it, who approved it, and on what date.
With your own numbers: how much traffic comes in, how much of that traffic books or requests a quote, and how long a publication takes to go live today. With those numbers, the return calculator puts the case in writing for you.
Every landing page depends on a ticket to IT, and AI lives in another tab where you copy, paste and fix. With TEAMCX solutions your team publishes on its own and uses AI built into your brand, with no limits.
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