Adopting a new content management system (CMS) involves re-imagining how to develop and create content, interact with your customers, create desired workflows, adjust to new technology and integrate it with other systems, and justify the ROI of implementing a new platform.

When your CMS can no longer provide the functionality and flexibility that your business needs to compete, it’s time to take a hard look at your legacy system and consider a change.

This guide presents 12 indisputable signs your CMS may be failing to help meet your business objectives.