Who is replacing WordPress?
I have been working on an interesting data set about web content management system (WCMS) installs. From these data I am able to identify events when an organization rebuilds their website on a new WCMS. As anyone who has been involved with a web development project knows, a website re-platforming represents a lot of time, expense, and decision making. So these events are important market signals -- especially when you consider the platform they are leaving and how long ago it was deployed.
I am starting to publish interesting observations on the Aberdeen Blog. This first post lists which WCMSs most commonly replace WordPress. I am doing similar analysis on other software categories such as eCommerce.
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