Sitecore Personalize provides information on Sitecore Personalize
Sitecore Personalize templates are available in two patterns, Boxever Library and Sitecore Library, which are similar in design. In this article, we will review the differences between them.
Sitecore Personalize can be used to personalize pages using client-side JavaScript. In this article, we will show you how to test personalization using a browser extension for sites that have not yet embedded tags.
First of all, we would like to create a sample for use with Personalize, as Sitecore Personalize provides sample code in the form of templates, so that simple popups can be easily implemented without writing anything.
There are multiple steps to implement the Sitecore Engage SDK, but we would like to review the steps for embedding tags into a site using the highly versatile Google Tag Manager.
Since the demo environment at hand has the same configuration as the organization that subscribes to XM Cloud, Sitecore CDP, and Sitecore Personalize, we would like to confirm how the integration works in practice.
In this article, we will review the differences between Sitecore Cloud SDK and Sitecore Engage SDK as SDKs for integration with Sitecore Personalize.
The WEBSAS website operated by SCSK Corporation has a variety of columns, including one on the products of Cytecore. This time, we would like to introduce this column.
In this issue, we will introduce our new product suite, Sitecore XM Cloud Plus, which was announced at last month's event.