As for how it was built and its capabilities, I can only say it’s the most complete and properly built platform out there, working on keeping it up to date with current needs for digital leaders. To do this, they offer a Headless with a Head Strategy allowing companies to deliver commerce experiences through any touchpoint they can imagine (IoT, Mobile, social media, Web, you name it) but already offering a capable progressive web application (web or mobile solution) to deliver professional and performant experiences.
This Headless architecture, is extensible through SAP BTP – Kyma Runtime through APIs, Events, and Webhooks promises to keep customers in a digital leading commerce platform while taking good care of the existing features and implementations out there.
One of the main gains of this type of architecture, is to allow faster iterations on SAP Commerce Cloud versions because it will become a 100% SaaS solution extending instead of customizing the platform.
As seen in the picture above, the core commerce services become key assets for a succesful SAP Commerce Cloud implementation, in which the platform will be extended through OCC, Integration APIs/ Events and Webhooks. Finally, Spartacus on top allows a headless with a head experience for customers that can still decide to go in a different direction with a AEM or Contentstack CMS for their storefront.
In the next post, we will go through the key roadmap topics, why they are in the roadmap and what they mean, from a business and technical perspective.
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