Introduction 

By 2020, experts forecast that the world will be host to over 20 billion IoT devices, from smart speakers to smart wearables and everything — and I really do mean everything — in between.

And if you’re wondering just how far this all goes, Amazon just announced a new set of connected devices including a microwave and a house clock. Meanwhile, cities like Barcelona and Helsinki are embracing IoT technology to become smart cities, strengthening infrastructure, improving energy efficiency, and bolstering security in the process.

But what does this all mean for a business seeking growth and customer satisfaction? Well, as the world embraces these technologies, the way consumers expect to interact with content will change drastically (if it hasn’t already).

Browser-based experience will continue to matter, but smart speaker experiences, smartwatch experiences, and in-vehicle experiences will soon play a role in the customer’s experience and buying journey. As far as the numbers are concerned, it’s just a matter of time.

The only question is, do you have the technology in place to provide those IoT device experiences?

As of today, your brand is relying on one of the following three for its digital presence:

1. A traditional platform
2. A Headless platform
3. A Hybrid platform

But which one is best for the road ahead? Allow me to explain.

What to learn more about hybrid CMS? We will cover the following section:

• What is a traditional CMS?
• What is a headless CMS?
• Headless CMS benefits: Why are brands going headless?
• The limitations of a headless CMS: Is headless enough?
• What is a hybrid CMS?
• The benefits of a hybrid CMS