Public Sector Website
The Enonic platform is especially suited for public sector organizations and their specific requirements. With everything from highly structured content, workflow, and visual page editing to a powerful content API, search and aggregations, security certifications, and a dedicated partner network, Enonic is a solid choice.
Public Sector Trusts Enonic
Structured content
Every content item in Enonic is a reusable digital asset. Access and use your content via our headless API, or deliver in a custom format directly to your front-end.
Workflow
Collaboration and approval processes are essential in an editorial environment. Enonic therefore features a content status workflow, issues system, and granular permissions and roles management.
Security
Enonic is certified on ISO 27001:2022. Our information security processes are directed towards responsible data management and mitigation of malicious attacks.
Guide
Public Sector CMS Procurement
This guide helps stakeholders in government organizations with the CMS procurement process.
Read our public sector case studies! 💡
How the Norwegian Electronic Health Library Manages Guidelines
Guidelines and guidances can be a complex matter for public organizations. Explore a potential solution for your team in this case study!
Migrating from a Legacy CMS to Enonic
Learn how the Norwegian Building Authority (DiBK) migrated from Optimizely to Enonic in this detailed case study.
Going headless with Next.js
The Norwegian Labor and Welfare Administration used Enonic and Next.js to migrate their massive site to a modern, headless architecture. Without compromising the editor experience.
Reimagining NIPO on a Modern Content Platform
With a thorough project, the Norwegian Industrial Property Office (NIPO) chose a flexible and future-oriented platform with modern technology to enhance the user experience.
Untangling complexity with a powerful enterprise search
Faced with many complex sources, the Norwegian Electronic Health Library turned to Enonic for efficiently curating, cleansing, and distributing search data to healthcare professionals.
What they need, when they need it, where they are
Required to comply with both regulation and user expectations, the Norwegian Directorate of Health aimed to deliver complex information from several sources through multiple channels to different users—in one solution.
Partners are ready to help
Our solution partners can help your organization with skilled implementation, resources, advisory, and end-to-end projects based on the Enonic platform.
Knowledge is power ✏️
How Plain Language Boosts Digital Content Management
It’s one thing to structure and manage complex digital content, but it’s equally important to make that information comprehensible for most people.
What is content modeling?
Learn the basics of a structured content model—its nature, benefits, and possible caveats.
Build a fast and modern site with Next.js and headless CMS
We explain the major benefits of using Next.js together with a headless CMS.
Structured Content at HDIR
See how the Norwegian Directorate of Health implemented a complex structured content model on the Enonic platform.