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Adopting a headless architecture enables businesses to launch AI-driven experiences faster – without requiring a complete overhaul of existing tech stacks. Industry leaders like Nike and Alaska Airlines use this approach to cut costs and deliver AI-powered customer experiences that set them apart.
AI initiatives often get stuck in the Proof of Concept (POC) stage or fail to deliver tangible business value. The team might "build the solution," but it doesn’t address the real problem.
AI is transforming how products are built and experienced, introducing new tools, processes, and challenges for product managers, but it doesn’t fundamentally alter their core mandate of delivering customer and business value. While PMs must now navigate complexities like non-deterministic experiences and data readiness, their focus remains on understanding users, solving problems, and driving outcomes, not just implementing AI for its own sake.
Enterprises often struggle with rigid, outdated front-end systems that drive up costs and hinder their ability to adapt to market demands. Here's what a modern, AI-ready tech stack looks like and how you can achieve AI readiness incrementally in complex enterprise environments.
Promotions are the lifeblood of e-commerce, but managing their lifecycle can be daunting. At the Sanity Community Meetup Toronto, Nataliya shared an approach that allows you to launch a sale in a fraction of the time you are doing it now, empowering your team to innovate and stay ahead of the competition.
It seems simple: to be successful, a design system needs to help product teams deliver on their roadmap. However, many design system initiatives miss this crucial consideration. In this edition, we'll discuss two common challenges organizations face when implementing design systems. Additionally, this edition features an updated foreword by Mike Costanzo, SVP of Product & Design, following Figma's massive Config 2024 conference.
Discover the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs & GenAI and learn essential strategies to secure your AI models and applications.
Design systems and headless content management systems (CMS) are two powerful tools that, when combined, will not only create an outstanding user experience (UX) but also an ideal authoring experience for the content team. By understanding how to integrate these two different platforms, and aligning them with business objectives, developers and designers can help content creators self-serve so they can build visually appealing digital experiences while maintaining consistency.