The Digital Experience Show by Enonic

The Norwegian Industrial Property Office (NIPO) faced a common problem: an aging website and disconnected digital tools that frustrated users. In this episode, we unpack how they addressed this challenge head-on. Learn about NIPO's strategic move to the Enonic content platform, with development partner 99x, aiming to unify their services and dramatically improve user experience for everyone, from IP novices to experts. We'll highlight key features like their IP self-assessment tool, integrated Nynorsk translation, and HubSpot CRM connection for course management. Discover the positive impact this modernization is already having and the lessons learned in creating a cohesive digital future.

In this episode, we explore ten AI tools transforming content editing. From ChatGPT Plus for creation to Narrato for style and SurferSEO for optimization, discover how AI automates tasks, enhances quality, and boosts efficiency for busy editors. Learn tips for choosing the right AI partner to revolutionize your workflow.

The Norwegian Professional Football League (NPFL) replaced costly native apps with Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), boosting fan experience and streamlining management. Partnering with 99x, they launched 40+ PWAs on the Enonic platform, offering features like live video and offline access. This move delivered app-like functionality via the web, improved efficiency, and ensured future-proof technology for all clubs.

This podcast episode delves into the core distinctions between proprietary and open-source Content Management Systems (CMS). Listeners will gain insight into the fundamental differences between these two models, focusing on the trade-offs regarding control, transparency, and development. The episode explores how proprietary systems, like Adobe Experience Manager, offer a controlled environment through licensing, while open-source platforms, such as WordPress, promote community-driven flexibility. The discussion highlights the critical considerations organizations should weigh when deciding which CMS approach aligns best with their specific needs and goals.

This 2025 overview discusses the significant advancements and increasing adoption of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). It highlights how PWAs bridge the gap between websites and native apps by offering features like offline access and push notifications. The text emphasizes the growing market value and real-world success stories of companies utilizing PWA technology. Furthermore, it examines the contributions of major tech companies like Microsoft and Apple to PWA development and outlines key trends for 2025, including wider mobile usage, AI integration, and gesture recognition. The article concludes by encouraging readers to engage with the PWA developer community.

This case study details how the Norwegian Building Authority (DiBK) migrated from an outdated Optimizely CMS to Enonic. DiBK faced challenges with their old system, including end-of-life support, complex content management, and slow loading times. The migration aimed to create a more efficient, user-friendly platform with flexible content management and seamless integration with other systems. 99x, the implementation partner, meticulously mapped and migrated content, reimagining DiBK’s digital presence within the Enonic environment. The results included improved performance, faster loading times, and a better user experience for content editors, enabling DiBK to easily implement new features.

Enonic's new Tsup Starter streamlines TypeScript development for Enonic applications. Built on the fast and efficient Tsup bundler, it supports tree shaking, polyfilling, code splitting, and hot reload. The starter includes a pre-configured project with content types, templates, and integrations, showcasing XP structure and APIs for a seamless experience with the Enonic CLI. Despite minor limitations, it offers a robust solution for modern development.

In this episode, we uncover how the Norwegian Directorate of Health overhauled its outdated digital platform to meet modern healthcare demands. Discover how using Enonic helped them unify complex medical content, comply with regulations, and deliver up-to-date information to health professionals, patients, and researchers. We’ll explore the benefits of a hybrid CMS, improving everything from content reuse and APIs to site speed and search functions. Tune in to learn how better digital solutions are elevating Norway’s public health services.

Tired of your old, clunky CMS? This episode dives deep into the world of Headless CMS, exploring how this revolutionary approach separates content from presentation, offering greater flexibility and control. We'll break down what Headless CMS is, its origins, and the key advantages it holds over traditional systems. From structured content and APIs to front-end frameworks and streamlined authoring, we cover the essential components. We'll also discuss crucial factors to consider when choosing a Headless CMS, including infrastructure, developer ecosystems, and security. Plus, we'll explore real-world use cases, address common challenges, and even offer a special segment for marketers on the business impact of this technology. Finally, we'll touch on pricing models and gaze into the future of content management. Tune in to learn how Headless CMS can transform your content strategy.

In this episode, we explore how VID, a Norwegian specialized university, transformed a fragmented digital experience for its 6,000 students into a seamless “My Page” portal. Learn how they partnered with Frontkom and leveraged the Enonic platform to integrate critical services—like Canvas, TimeEdit, and various student administration tools—into one dynamic interface. We discuss the challenges VID faced, from confusing enrollment steps to outdated content, and how a personalized, user-friendly solution now keeps students on track with to-do lists, schedules, and timely updates. Hear about the positive feedback, smooth adoption, and how VID’s proactive approach is setting a new standard for student engagement and success.