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Directly modify the navigation menu item properties in the production environment, applying changes incrementally over time.

Utilize the content variation feature to create a new version of the navigation menu and conditionally display it to a subset of users.

Create a new set of content items for the navigation menu in a development environment and utilize OCM's syndication feature to push updates to production.

Implement an A/B testing mechanism in OCM to serve the redesigned navigation menu to a controlled group while keeping the old design for the rest.

Utilize SiteBuilder's localization capabilities to create language-specific pages and a custom JavaScript language switcher to store the user's preference in the browser's session storage.

Incorporate Oracle Content Management's multilingual content types and use a SiteBuilder widget with a dropdown menu to set the preferred language in a cookie, which the server reads to deliver the corresponding localized content.

Create a custom Asset Viewer layout in Oracle Content Management using Vue.js for reactive components and rely on a CDN to serve Vue.js and other necessary libraries.

Use HTML5 and CSS3 to build the custom template entirely without any JavaScript, and use progressive enhancement techniques.

Develop the custom template with React and include polyfills to ensure compatibility with older browsers in use within the intranet.

Utilize a server-side rendering framework like Next.js to pre-render the asset content, thus reducing the reliance on client-side JavaScript.

Create one OCM instance and use folders to segregate departmental content, with folder-level permissions to manage access.

Provision three separate OCM instances for each department and utilize Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) to centrally manage users and roles.

Use Oracle Virtual Private Database to create virtual divisions within a single OCM instance, assigning roles based on departmental views.

Set up a single OCM instance and use security groups to separate departmental content, relying on the inherent roles within OCM to manage permissions.

Utilize Content Workflow to approve and publish content dynamically based on user profiles.

Use the content's metadata in conjunction with segmentation and personalization rules to serve different content variations.

Create a custom script that uses the Content Management API to serve content based on hard-coded user profiles.

Rely solely on a third-party A/B testing tool integrated with Oracle Content Management to manage content variations.