whole Crown favorite was originally launched by Alex king. In 2007, he was fascinated by the attempt to extend WordPress to enterprises. The
[0:02:09.00] and he can do this, leaving a good reputation for crowd favorite. [00:02:14.06] based on my years of enterprise experience in providing solutions for customers in digital strategy and implementation, I joined the CEO, WordPress and open source. In 2010, I want to actually join this community. [0:02:35.00] so as you said, what WordPress does is an amazing increase in categories. [0:02:42.07] although it is not always regarded as a synonym in the enterprise, we love what we do, Ryan. Thank you. The
Moderator -ryan Ashby, WP engine[0:02:50.07]- thank Mike and Karim. I really appreciate it. Both crowd favorite and mark have a solid foundation for cooperation with enterprises. [00:03:00.02] on how to transfer WordPress to the enterprise, I think it’s best to start with a little dialogue. Mike, I’d better start with you. Mike Colombo, mark [0:03:14.04]- yes, of course. Unlike my friend Karin here, you may not know what technology I like? The
[0:03:20.02] so I work with onemillion platforms and onemillion different technologies. I’m really not a religious person about what I don’t think. In the end, I think value is very important. Yeah. [0:03:32.01] about the features we bring. So I think, whether it is a word printing machine or a royal road service stack, we are making considerable efforts. No matter what we are, we are now \
[0:04:13.03] but I think it is important to go public as soon as possible. \
[0:05:01.05] and I think WordPress plays a practical role in the current dialogue and the current atmosphere. Host -ryan Ashby, WP engine[0:05:07.03]- very big Thank you so much, Karin? Karim marucchi[0:05:10.02]- yes, Ryan, hello. On crowd favorite, we saw that the client saw the whole platform of AEM or sitecore, and began to come to us. [0:05:21.07] but whether it’s because of our open source reputation or not, we often see many customers say, \
whole Yeah. We are all communicating this. We are all very concerned about the end user experience. [0:12:38.04] Martech can feel it. It’s like paving rubble. [00:12:48.00] you know, this means that if you are a person with high level, end-user experience and strategic success background, you have freedom. Everything will not be taken out of the shelf, not from the box. \
