Case Study

Content
Management

46% Lower Global Web Management Costs Through Digital Consolidation

Our client is one of the world’s largest consumer goods companies, reaching 3.4 billion people daily with a portfolio of over 400 brands across 190 countries.

Platforms

Crownpeak
Website

Results 1

47

websites migrated in under 6 months

Results 2

97%

"first-time-right" QA score

Project Overview

Regaining Control of a Global Web Ecosystem


Over time, the organization’s digital footprint had expanded faster than its governance structure. Website operations were managed through a fragmented network of local agencies and loosely coordinated internal teams, creating significant operational and financial inefficiencies.

Several structural issues emerged:

  • Eroded Brand Consistency
    Without centralized oversight, brand guidelines were inconsistently applied across markets, including the use of multiple variations of the corporate logo. 

  • Operational Friction
    Internal teams struggled to maintain timely content updates, resulting in delayed communications and inconsistent digital experiences.

  • Escalating Costs
    Reliance on numerous uncoordinated agencies created substantial overhead while increasing the risk of technical errors across global web properties.


To restore control and efficiency, the organization needed a unified framework to manage its global digital ecosystem.

Execution

Establishing Centralized Digital Governance


We implemented a Single Source of Truth strategy to consolidate website operations and restore brand and operational control across global markets.

Key initiatives included:

  • Platform Modernization
    Orchestrated the migration of 47 websites to the new architecture within a six-month timeline.

  • Global Migration Program
    Introduced standardized quality management protocols to ensure brand consistency and performance across all managed websites.

  • Quality Governance Framework
    Simplified editorial workflows and removed complex training barriers, allowing internal teams to manage content directly without reliance on external agencies.

Results

Efficiency, Control, and Global Brand Integrity


Beyond the operational improvements, the organization regained full control over its brand narrative while significantly increasing editorial agility.

Key outcomes included:

  • Cost Reduction
    Global and local website management costs decreased by 46%.

  • Quality and Accuracy
    Achieved a 97% “first-time-right” QA score, dramatically reducing rework and operational friction.

  • Migration Velocity
    Successfully migrated 47 websites within six months, establishing a scalable global architecture.

  • Operational Simplification
    Eliminated legacy CMS training complexity, enabling editors to manage content efficiently with minimal technical friction.


The result was a centralized digital governance model capable of supporting global brand consistency while significantly reducing operational costs.

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