Welcome to our weekly roundup of news in the world of Concrete CMS. This blog post highlights the success stories of businesses that have revamped their websites using Concrete CMS and announces the latest release of version 9.2.0RC1.
Concrete CMS Roundup: Success Stories and The Latest Release Candidate For 9.2
In the first case study, The Bartolotta Restaurants, a Milwaukee-based restaurant group, upgraded their twelve different websites using Concrete CMS. Trivera used the EVOLVE process to enhance their online presence, improve customer engagement, and brand visibility.
In the second case study, Gardens Dental Tauranga's outdated website was rebuilt using Concrete CMS by JeRo, allowing for better content management and a more user-friendly experience for potential clients. The new website also improved Gardens Dental Tauranga's online presence, making it easier for potential clients to find and engage with their services.
The third case study highlights how website developer Tim Macknelly successfully addressed the pain points of the Society of Marine Industries by proposing a migration to Concrete CMS.
In addition to these success stories, Concrete CMS has released version 9.2.0RC1, which includes major new features such as improved in-page editing, site health and production modes, and a full built-in REST API, as well as minor feature updates, quality of life improvements, and bug fixes.