This is Noel Tock’s presentation at WordCamp Asia. Noel works for Human Made, a top tier agency focusing on enterprise solutions. The first half of the presentation is an eye-opener and must watch if you are interested in WordPress market share.

WordPress Beginner has now started offering site build services. One thing interesting about this is that they have posted their pricing, which is something many don’t share up front.

Elementor introduced a new “Lite” plan that only has Elementor free. It is $36 the first year and then goes to $144 a year. They also raised pricing on the other plans.

Josepha suggests the formation of a WordPress Media Corps, a vetted group of media partners who would could attend project briefings and be privy to forward-looking plans.

Some small plugin businesses share their experience and thoughts on getting started.

Here is a case study about the Rolling Stone magazine moving to WordPress. One thing I noted is that a big piece of the migration is leveraging enterprise level processes. Interesting that there was no mention of Gutenberg.

For those who are interested, the replays for the WordPress for Enterprise sessions are available.

There are a number of new features coming to WordPress this year. This video mentions 10 updates to watch for.

I’ve found transparency reports to provide interesting insights into a company and into a segment of the WordPress community. Here is a year in review from Katie Keith of Barn2.