The Future of Digital Experiences

Magnolia is the world’s leading composable Digital Experience Platform, with over 450 enterprise customers, thousands of Community Edition deployments, and more than 200 certified Magnolia Partners around the world.

Founded in Switzerland in 1997, Magnolia has pioneered composable DXP solutions for more than a decade. With a track record of 100% project success, Magnolia understands that each customer’s use cases are unique. Magnolia's open, modular architecture offers unrivaled ease of integration to legacy and headless software with a unified authoring experience across connected systems. The result: consistent, personalized experiences regardless of tech stack—ecommerce, PIM, marketing automation, analytics, or even content from other content management systems.

Magnolia is now the composable DXP of choice for leading companies around the world in industries ranging from automotive, insurance, and retail to hospitality, banking, and telecommunications, including Generali, Ping An, VHV, LVM, R+V, Baloise, Visana, and Sympany.

With its BSI Customer Suite, the Swiss software company BSI provides a comprehensive platform for the digital transformation of customer relationships. It offers everything needed for an outstanding customer experience in the retail, banking, insurance andenergy & utility industries. 130 banks, in-surers and trading companies use BSI to reach around 27 million end customers across Europe. Founded in Baden, Switzerland, in 1996, BSI has about 400 employees and 7 additional offices in Germany and Switzerland.BSI’s customers include market-leading companies throughout Europe.

With 17,000 experts in over 50 studios worldwide, IBM iX is one of the world's largest providers of digital experience services. As part of IBM Consulting, IBM's consulting and services unit, IBM iX is a consultancy, digital agency, design studio, and tech company all in one.

At the intersection of strategy, design, and technology, the teams support organizations, companies, and brands in their digital transformation. In German-speaking countries, more than 1,200 employees design digital experiences that put people at the center.