Enterprise CMS Replatform. @cms-replatform

Replatforming an enterprise CMS — off Sitecore, AEM, Drupal, or an end-of-life platform, onto whatever comes next — fails most often in the middle: content that would not map cleanly, workflows the new platform handles differently, and a cutover plan discovered to be optimistic late. The Enterprise CMS Replatform runs the move as a phased engineering program: audit first, migrate by automated pipeline rather than copy-paste, and cut over in stages that can each be verified and rolled back.

The finish state is the estate live on the target platform: content migrated with verified integrity, templates and components rebuilt for the in-scope page types, editorial teams working in workflows they were trained on before launch, and the legacy platform decommissioned on schedule rather than lingering as a half-alive fallback.

Estate Audit & Migration Plan

Inventory of content, templates, integrations, and URLs across the estate — with a keep/merge/retire decision per content class and a migration plan sequenced by risk.

Automated Content Migration

Repeatable migration pipelines from source to target model — transformation rules, media handling, and integrity reports — so migration can rerun until cutover, keeping content fresh.

Templates & Editorial Workflows

Target-platform templates and components for in-scope page types, plus roles, approval workflows, and governance configured to how your editorial organization works.

Staged Launch Cutover

Section-by-section or site-by-site cutover with redirects, parity checks, and rollback points — and traffic monitoring against baseline throughout.

1. Scope — Audit the estate, fix target platform and scope boundaries, and agree the migration ruleset and cutover sequence.
2. Build — Build migration pipelines and templates; migrate iteratively with editorial validation on real content.
3. Handover — Execute the staged cutover, train editors, decommission the source platform, and hand over the migration and redirect records.

The Enterprise CMS Replatform is a menu item on the Scrums.com delivery catalog, available at every plan tier. Add it to your plan backlog and your delivery team schedules it like any other item — scoped, tracked, and reported through the SEOP. See Delivery Plan Tiers.

Migrate everything, or use the move to clean house?

Clean house — the audit's keep/merge/retire pass typically retires a meaningful share of the estate, and every page retired is migration and template work saved. Nothing is dropped without an owner's decision.

How do editors keep publishing during the migration?

The migration pipeline reruns, so editors work in the source platform until their section's cutover — a content freeze applies only briefly, per section, not estate-wide for months.

Does this cover multiple sites and brands?

One estate per engagement, which may span several sites on shared architecture. A governed multi-brand rollout on the new platform is its own menu item — the Multi-Site CMS Rollout.