Glossary

Mechanisms that allow developers to inject custom code, often a source of fragility.

Third-party extensions used to add functionality to Drupal, often requiring expensive maintenance.

The scheduled process of applying security fixes to the Drupal core and modules.

The complex code structure responsible for a Drupal site's visual presentation.

A visual interface used to create customized lists of content, often causing performance issues.

Ability to display content based on specific criteria.

Google's framework for assessing quality: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust.

A computing paradigm where data processing occurs close to the user, reducing latency.

The difficulty experienced by non-technical editors when managing content in a cumbersome CMS.

The structured, multi-stage process through which a prospective student moves, from initial inquiry to application.

The percentage of accepted students who ultimately choose to enroll and matriculate.

The high-level, integrated structure of an institution's IT, data, and digital systems.

Assessment ensuring a solution adheres to internal technical standards.

The high barrier to entry and expertise required to manage a powerful CMS.

The rigorous process required to enforce compliance across a global AEM instance.

The method a corporation uses to identify and prepare for potential risks that could affect its goals.