Author: Karthik Kalimuthu

Nearly one in five high school students (18%) has removed a college from consideration based on what AI-generated search results told them, according to a national survey of more than 5,000 students. The same survey found that 46% now use AI in their college search, up from 26% in spring 2025. That shift is why […]

Ask a Sitecore XP team what keeps them on the platform, and you’ll hear the same answers. The editors know it, the personalization rules took years to tune, and replacing it sounds expensive. All true. But every XP version runs on a fixed support schedule, keeping older versions secure now costs extra, and Sitecore’s newest […]

On December 14, 2026, Umbraco 13 reaches end of life. If your website runs on Umbraco 13, or on an older version that is already unsupported, you face a decision that affects your budget, your security, and your content team’s daily work. You can upgrade to a newer version of Umbraco, or you can use […]

Kentico support for Kentico Xperience 13 ends on December 31, 2026, and Kentico offers no paid extension. From January 1, 2027, every Kentico 13 site runs without security hotfixes, and the risk belongs entirely to the site owner. If your organization runs Kentico CMS, the choice in front of you is between a Kentico upgrade […]

TL;DR Leaving Adobe Experience Manager for Drupal makes sense when license cost, platform lock-in or AEM 6.5 support deadlines are already forcing a major platform decision, and your team doesn’t depend on AEM-only features. Content moves with Drupal’s migration tools, but templates, components and integrations are redesigned, and that work sets the budget. The six […]

TL;DR Drupal is worth the move when an organization needs finer permissions, built-in multilingual publishing, stronger compliance controls or more structured content than WordPress provides. When the issue is a weak WordPress build, repairing it is usually cheaper. Content moves with established tools, but the content model, page layouts and integrations are rebuilt, and those […]

It’s 11:40 p.m. the night before a tuition deadline. A first-generation student logs into the portal, finds a financial aid hold, and can’t tell how to clear it. The aid office closed hours ago. For your institution, that’s a student and their tuition at risk. Moments like that are where AI agents in higher education […]

TL;DR Drupal 7 lost security support in January 2025, and Drupal 10’s end-of-life date is December 2026, so organizations on either version face a rebuild whether they stay on Drupal or move. A Drupal to WordPress migration typically costs $2,000 to $20,000 for smaller sites and $50,000 to $200,000 at enterprise scale. Views, custom content […]

Most Drupal sites already run the top Drupal modules, the ones that handle clean URLs, forms, metadata and redirects. The modules changing what a Drupal site can do in 2026 are newer, and they’re built on AI. They answer visitor questions from your own content and find pages by meaning instead of exact words. They […]

TL;DR Drupal 10 reaches end of life on December 9, 2026. After that date, it gets no security patches, bug fixes, or new releases. Sites on Drupal 10.5.x and earlier are already unsupported: 10.5.x lost security support in June 2026, and 10.4.x in December 2025. Your site won’t go offline, but every new vulnerability will […]