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Aug 25, 2026
Inside the Sitecore Experience with Rick Shepherd
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2:40Josh HoverHOST
What's really stood out the most to you as you've seen this evolution take place? Wow.
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2:51Rick ShepardGUEST
I mean, I always like to say I've worked at three different companies over the last 14 years.
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2:59Rick ShepardGUEST
The reality is, is when I started, iCorp was kind of a single product solution, on-prem, perpetual licensing, and it was really just.
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3:09Rick ShepardGUEST
you know, our partners kind of implemented as a developer tool and allowed, you know, folks to edit content.
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3:16Rick ShepardGUEST
And the concept of separation of content presentation was really important because a lot of people were building static websites.
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7:01Josh HoverHOST
So as you look at some of the customer conversations that you're having today, what are the biggest themes that as far as what those conversations look like? What are the biggest needs that you see customers asking for?