Enterprise Web Platforms. Concept to Launch.

One team from concept to launch. No handover to juniors.

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   The challenge

   Enterprise websites aren't scaled-up agency projects. They carry multilingualism, compliance requirements, editorial teams across different countries and a grown system landscape. Standard CMS configurations and generic agency solutions hit their limits before the first market team is onboarded. The mistake often happens early: when architecture decisions are deferred until the wrong platform is already implemented.
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   Our approach

   Before the first draft, we assess which architecture fits the actual usage context. Classic CMS, headless or a combination of both. The team that defines the architecture also writes the code. No knowledge lost at handover.

   Multilingualism, performance, permission management and interfaces to existing systems are part of the planning from the start, not later add-ons. Billed on a fixed-price basis with clearly defined milestones. No open cost centres. Jaguar Land Rover relies on MOKOM 01 for enterprise platforms that carry international market teams and complex content ecosystems. Anyone needing ongoing support after launch finds the direct next step in our managed services.
3. 03

   Deliverables

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   Technical concept with architecture decision and system documentation

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   Responsive frontend to design system and WCAG requirements

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   CMS integration with editorial workflows and permission management

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   API integration with the existing system landscape (ERP, PIM, CRM)

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   Content migration and structured launch support

In practice

1. 01

   Reference

   Jaguar Land Rover
2. 02

   Industry

   Industry / Enterprise
3. 03

   Challenge

   Outdated platform without multilingualism, no connection to CRM and PIM, editorial teams in 6 markets working with separate systems and no shared infrastructure.
4. 04

   Approach

   Architecture evaluation, decision for a headless setup with decentralised content management, development with TYPO3 as the backend, API integration with the existing CRM and internal PIM.
5. 05

   Result

   Headless architecture with 6 market versions live, editorial processes significantly accelerated, onboarding of new market teams reduced from weeks to days.

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For the consistent brand management of Jaguar and Land Rover in local dealer presence, MOKOM 01 is an innovative and reliable partner — and at a speed that we genuinely value in our campaigns.

Frequently asked questions

• What does an enterprise web platform cost?

  Enterprise projects are offered on a fixed-price basis with defined milestones. Scope determines the price: number of languages, system integrations, editorial complexity and migration needs. A rough budget orientation in the initial call once requirements are clarified.

• How does it start?

  We begin with a technical briefing session: existing systems, requirements, timeframe and budget. From this comes an architecture recommendation with an evaluation of alternatives, before the first design is created.

• What happens after launch?

  Ongoing support from the same team that built the platform. No knowledge transfer to a new service provider. The architecture decisions, system knowledge and context stay within the team. Details in our managed services.