One voice across every product front
Fujitsu centralized its web production, unified brand and messaging, and increased engagement with its site by 33%.
See the caseMake every product, region, and campaign page give your buyer the same answer while they research on their own.
















You sell software to people who compare on their own, and when your product, region, and campaign pages say different things, they settle the doubt with another vendor.
Your product page, your regional page, and your campaign page describe the same offer in different ways.
The new release ships and its page arrives later, after your buyer has already looked elsewhere.
What an artificial intelligence says about your product can come from sources you didn't publish.
Making your product, regional, and campaign sites say the same thing. The CMS solves this by publishing them all from a single platform and with the same rules.
Reusing across teams what's already written and approved. Content operations solves this: permissions, approvals, and the plan for every piece live there.
Making what artificial intelligence answers about you come from what you publish. AI search solves this: it's the capability that works on your visibility in those answers.
Knowing which version of the product page converts. Conversion optimization solves this, with A/B/n tests and analytics for every page based on live visitor data.
If you run another content platform today, TEAMCX handles the migration with your team and guides you through the entire license purchase.
CMS migrationAnd if your company also implements Sitecore for its own clients, that conversation has its own page.
At TEAMCX we combine TEAM International's regional experience with the knowledge of the engineers behind Sitecore.
Fujitsu centralized its web production, unified brand and messaging, and increased engagement with its site by 33%.
See the caseMicrosoft achieved 244% higher engagement in the digital experience for its partner network.
See the caseBoth companies solved the same thing: making what they published say one thing. Here, the purchase moves forward while no one from your team is in the conversation, so when the product message, the regional page, and the campaign piece come from the same source and can be changed the same day, the buyer finds one answer instead of three versions. While they research on their own, the only thing that accompanies them is what you left published, and there consistency matters more than volume.
The page is built and published from the CMS, using components that already exist, so the text and diagram for a new release don't wait for a development cycle to go live. The launch plan lives next to the piece in Content operations, with its owner and date, and the day the date slips, you can see it in one place.
The raw material for those answers is published content, so it matters a great deal to have documentation, comparisons, and product pages that are complete, up to date, and in the language of each market. The capability that works on your visibility in those answers is called AI search, and it's one of the six in SitecoreAI.
With what happens before the signature: how much traffic reaches the product pages, how many people request a demo or start a trial, and how long a new page takes to publish today. The return calculator takes those three data points and gives you back the calculation.
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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