How to migrate some of Europe's biggest online shops to ONE platform
summary
OTTO Group migrates several shops onto the SCAYLE engine to consolidate disparate stacks into one composable platform, moving four companies with 10 million products and a migration team of more than 100 people, integrating nearly 40 tools (payments, carriers, personalization, BI, ERP) and aiming to handle about 2 billion EUR turnover. Architecture uses domain driven design, microservices, event decoupling and cloud native deployment, SCAYLE supplies an API-driven headless Commerce core with out‑of‑the‑box integrations, and change management and autonomous teams drive adoption.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 21:09Evolve with business needs
- 22:26The Enterprise Commerce Engine
- 25:56Embrace the composable architecture
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