How do brands and organizations manage content—ranging from blog posts to whitepapers to case studies, videos, emails, webinars, sales assets and more—that serves multiple functions for disparate audiences in a multi-device, multi-channel world?

Store it all in the cloud. Access it via Drupal.

With its multisite and Content-as-a-Service (CaaS) functionality—also known as headless or decoupled—Drupal offers a preconfigured development environment, which supports full-scale digital content lifecycle management.
Customers tend to drift from one content silo to another, and by creating content components that are independently set aside from the building of a website, the front end application is not tied to the content management system, a.k.a. CaaS.

Drupal allows for:

• Creating reusable content
• Displaying content in various layouts
• Achieving optimal responsiveness
• Scaling regardless of size
• Customizing views for content authors, editors

Content for a range of websites/services can be managed from one location, and deployed to many. Drupal’s open architecture and APIs provide developers both a tool and framework for creating feature-rich deliverables.