In our 11th episode, Paul and James discuss the importance of TCO cost model planning, how it should be used, the stakeholders that should be part of assessing your TCO, the costs that should be included and the pitfalls and nuances when assessing different platforms and technologies.

In our 10th episode we were joined by Episerver's Brand and Product Evangelist, Joey Moore, to explore Episerver's core capabilities, how their recent acquisition of content personalisation engine Idio is driving their personalisation agenda and their roadmap going into 2020.

In our 9th episode, we were joined by Shopware's Dominic Klein to talk about their new version 6 release. This re-architected version of the platform features a host of major changes to core features as well as the introduction of a new API-first approach. We discuss these changes, the migration path, further upcoming features and how they plan to continue to develop the platform into 2020 and beyond.

In episode 8 we're joined by Ben and Bill from Workarea, a rapidly growing eCommerce platform who recently announced an open-source solution. We talk about the open-sourcing of the core product, new features and their roadmap going into 2020.

In our 7th episode, Paul is joined by Rafael and Jade from VTEX - an eCommerce platform provider currently working on entering the UK market, having recently raised $140m of investment, led by SoftBank.

In the sixth episode of Re:platform we focus on a key process for replatforming projects: capturing business requirements. It's critical you have a clear process for understanding the high-level business requirements that will drive your platform evaluation. In this podcast, James talks you through 10 tips for managing stakeholders effectively to deliver a successful outcome, based on experience from working with a wide range of Client teams.

In the fifth episode of re:platform we're joined by Fred Potter from leading payment company, Adyen. Fred answers our questions on all things PSD2 and SCA, along with the impacts and planning considerations for retailers.

Welcome to the fourth episode of Re:platform, where we compare Magento Commerce with Magento Open Source. We'll discuss the suitability of both versions for enterprise projects, key feature gaps, examples of large retailers using the open source version, rough license costs and much more. 

In this episode, James Gurd goes solo (with Paul away on holiday) and discusses how eCommerce platform assessment should be approached and the key areas that need to be reviewed.

In this episode, Paul and James interview Gerry White, a highly experienced technical SEO professional currently running the SEO team at Justeat.com. The episode is focused on approaching replatforming projects as an SEO, common issues, getting internal buy-in and much more. Thanks Gerry for joining us!