Sitecore to Sitefinity migrations can be very daunting. There are many complexities to be addressed. On top of that - most of the migrations are very stressful for the people involved. Check some of the questions and guidance we have from our experience and take advantage of them if you find them useful in order to start your migration properly and avoid some of the pitfalls.

Discover how Eveliko successfully migrated a multilingual SharePoint 2013 website, consisting of 40 subsites with over 300 pages, 4500 images, and 200 documents, to Sitefinity in just one month. Find out how we leveraged our expertise in SharePoint migrations and an 'as is' migration approach to ensure minimal disruption to the client's business, while successfully migrating custom components and other content types.

Here are the main points our clients (and employees) need to know about the COVID-19 situation as of now (15 Mar, 2020):

2017 was a good year for Eveliko. 2018 is even better. This year we won 3rd place in the "Best company of 2017" in the "Micro and small companies" category.

The GatherContent connector module for Sitefinity is a module that eVeliko released in collaboration with the GatherContent team. In this blog post I will show you some of the use cases that we already used this module for.

We started as a "product" company, you know them - that unicorn type of thing. Or at least we were thinking so. Words like "services", "outsourcing", "subcontracting" were banned in our internal communications, and we turned down a lot of offers in the beginning. After a coupled of years, we understood how it works and what is actually needed to participate in bigger projects that truly matter.

Sitefinity is a very powerful CMS. Actually, a very powerful online platform. But it is not very cheap, it becomes cheap, only when used properly and if your project does really need such a platform.