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What macro trends will be impacting enterprise WordPress in the year 2023? Human Made experts explore six key trends all enterprise leaders should get ahead of this year.

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  • Budgets being impacted by economic headwinds
  • The rise of containerised apps
  • Skills shortages in the tech space
  • A renewed focus on quantifying value from tech spend
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2023 will see enterprise and WordPress become even closer

Enterprise brands from around the world rely on WordPress to deliver amazing digital experiences via primary and secondary websites, benefitting from unmatched levels of scalability, flexibility, security, and data-ownership.

There are already plenty of reasons why the world’s biggest banks, technology companies, and media organisations choose WordPress, but what’s coming down the road to make the choice of CMS even easier?

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