Adobe Experience Manager Reviews & Product Details

A platform to build and manage webpages, mobile applications and content. It gives us freedom to optimize our digital experiences across various channels.

Sometimes it get stuck or gets very slow.

Marketing automation enables us to automate various marketing workflows.

AEM is one of the best Adobe tools to have for managing front-end websites. It is a very user-friendly tool where we can add components as per our requirements, which can be displayed at the customer's end. It gives a wide range of components we can add to our template. Also, it has DAM, which works as a repository that we can directly integrate with our website. The Styles and configuration provide for components really help modify the website content in an efficient way.

UI can be improved to enhance the user experience.

Components provided for different Templates Regular updates which enhance the performance DAM-Digital asset management Author and Publishing mode AEM makes development and deployment fast.

Adobe Experience Manager's front-end experience is top-notch. It was the most user-friendly, drag-and-drop experience I had seen across all enterprise-level content management systems. It also felt very much apart of the Adobe ecosystem, so design teams would feel at home.

The backend side can be very complicated. You need to ensure that your back-end team has a high-level skillset in Java. It can be rather confusing on how to best architect this, compared to other less complicated solutions; however, it does give you more flexibility to customize the architecture.

Adobe Experience Manager offered us the enterprise-level content management solutions that we needed. Large organizations need a product that can scale up and outwards, as well as can be reliable enough to ensure minimized down-time. Stability and scalability are two important aspects that we benefitted from.

The platform gives good DAM capabilities. It can be used by marketing teams and agencies to author pages easily and run campaigns as per their plans. This removes dependency on day to day operations from IT teams.

The infrastructure is complex and needs lot of maintenance. The development paradigms are also not very straight forward. Issue debugging also takes a lot of time.

It is solving problem of running best in class digital experiences for customers and also helping marketing team create their own pages and campaigns without any dependency on IT teams.

It's a versatile and powerful tool that if you have a good Web developer available can be customized to your needs. It makes website management easy once you get the hang of it.

There is nothing that pops to mind. Because it's so powerful and versatile, it can be a bit overwhelming to new users but the training resources makes that easier to navigate.

It makes it easier for us to manage our website by allowing us to decentralize the workflow of editing and creating pages and content. Works great once you figure it out.

I like the diversity of services and evaluation options.

All is fine, but it's not as user friendly as I wish it to be. Especially when one is not tech-related person, it can be way difficult to work with.

It helps bring traffic to my website and measure it, as well as enrich it with relevant content.

It helps to do A/B Testing and analytics the result of user's performance. To splits the audience over the region using Adobe Target. We can create multiple offers to check the user response. It helps to improve the audience of the app. we can also add recommendation strip to the web page where we need to append the stip module with ML data.

For E-commerce platforms, When testing large-scale e-commerce applications, it flickers, so, from the user perspective, it shows bad user experience. And we can't use multiple frameworks in Adobe target offers. It's use only HTML.

Body hiding for single-page applications. Collecting metrics data is quite complicated for single-page Applications. With the help of analytics data, we can choose the right features for the applications.

Headless CMS leading to decoupled approach and high performance Integration with other adobe marketing cloud platforms DAM for saving all digital assets in one place

High cost as compared to peers leading to increased marketing cost Only suitable for organizations having website backend designed on JAVA platform for compatibility Not up-to mark support experience

Design websites on AEM Communication resources such as email templates, images being retrieved from AEM Easy to make changes to website avoiding long development cycles

I like the product is very flexible to customize the features depends on customer requirements. I am using AEM product to design very complex website. Its very easy to build multi language site, organize the digital assets and publish the content where ever you want.

Complex for beginner Adobe support team does not resolve the problem if you have done the customization.

To build a multi-language website with rich digital assets is very simple.

Using Adobe Experience Manager, we can build enterprise-level websites. It can be easily customized to suit our needs for designing websites. Also, it can be integrated with Adobe Analytics to extract data regarding the performance of various campaigns on our websites.

If we want to make significant tweaks to our websites designed using Adobe Experience Manager, then we will need the help of an AEM developer.

It's very easy to design banners for our websites using Adobe Experience Manager. Also, it's quite effortless to schedule updates to our websites using Adobe Experience Manager. The Analytics tagging on AEM helps us to integrate it easily with Adobe Analytics for pulling data related to our websites. Also, it requires very few people to manage our websites using AEM.