Supplier portals have been part of enterprise procurement strategies for years. They provide suppliers with a digital channel to access purchase orders, submit invoices, review documentation, track transactions and communicate with procurement teams. But while these portals have successfully moved many…
AI-Powered Customer Portal with Liferay DXP and Salesforce
The Traditional Customer Portal Problem Customer portals have transformed how organizations provide digital services. Instead of relying on emails, phone calls, or support teams for every interaction, customers can log in to access account information, find documentation, track support requests, and…
Why Liferay DXP Is More Than a CMS: Building Modern Digital Experiences That Scale
If you’ve ever mentioned Liferay in a conversation, chances are you’ve heard the response: “Oh, that’s a CMS platform, right?” While that isn’t entirely incorrect, it only tells a small part of the story. Over the years, I’ve had this conversation…
Why Liferay DXP and Client Extensions Are the Future of Enterprise Applications
Enterprise digital platforms are evolving rapidly, and organizations are increasingly moving away from tightly coupled systems that demand long release cycles, complex deployments, and highly specialized platform expertise. Modern businesses now require agility, faster innovation, and the ability to build scalable…
Liferay Upgrade Strategy: Doing It Right, Not Just Doing It Fast
Operating on legacy Liferay versions—whether 6.x or early 7.x—may feel stable on the surface, but beneath that stability lies growing risk. As these versions reach end-of-life, they stop receiving critical security patches and performance improvements. What appears to be a functioning…
Modernizing Liferay with Headless and Client Extensions
Liferay development has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. What was once a platform heavily extended through tightly coupled Java-based plugins, hooks, and OSGi modules is now evolving into a far more flexible and scalable ecosystem. Traditionally, customization meant working…