amazee.io Webinar: Mastering Drupal Publishing with Data Sovereignty Compliance

The 'Data Sovereignty and Enterprise Drupal Publishing Workflows' webinar, hosted by amazee.io, will explore essential strategies for managing extensive Drupal publishing systems in compliance with data sovereignty regulations. Scheduled for November 19, 2024, at 4:00 PM CET (10:00 AM EST), the session features industry experts Henk Beld, Solutions Architect at amazee.io, and Thiemo Müller, CEO of Content Sync, who will discuss solutions to meet the complex needs of enterprise content management and regulatory standards.

As the demand for data sovereignty grows, organizations face challenges balancing regulatory compliance with the need for efficient, large-scale content publishing and translation across multiple sites. This webinar will address these issues through a focused examination of Content Sync, a tool designed to enable seamless content reuse and automation across hundreds of Drupal sites. Attendees will learn how Content Sync integrates within the amazee.io platform to support robust, scalable publishing solutions that are both developer-friendly and editor-centric.

The session will cover a variety of topics, including an introduction to Content Sync’s capabilities, a demonstration of its integration with amazee.io, and insights into data sovereignty requirements. Participants will learn best practices for implementing efficient content management workflows, as well as how to create an editor-friendly publishing environment tailored to the needs of large organizations. Additionally, there will be a segment on ensuring compliance with local data regulations, which is essential for organizations operating in regions with strict data protection laws.

A live Q&A session will follow the presentations, allowing attendees to interact directly with the presenters, ask questions, and gain clarity on specific challenges they may be facing in their own content management ecosystems.

Registration is open for those looking to optimize their Drupal-based publishing workflows while adhering to critical data sovereignty requirements.