Adobe Experience Manager Reviews & Product Details

Content management is very easy with Adobe. As well as being able to create pages easily from scratch, team collaboration is possible with easy sharing.

Generally I really enjoy Adobe. The only feedback I may have is inregards to spacing between texts. Sometimes it can be difficult get rid of unwanted spacing.

Managing and constantanly improving Toyota Turkiye's user experience. Improving conversations through better structured pages.

It comes with an easy-to-use user interface that helps to easily manage the content and organize folder structure. It also allows us to manage multiple sites and templates, and the UI is just awesome.

It is very expensive for small businesses or freelancers, which restricts us from training and getting certified before implementing it in a real work environment.

It is a great tool for creating editable templates that can be used on multiple sites, as it comes with an intuitive Wisywig interface. It also comes with great add-ons such as Adobe Learning Manager, which is really helpful for us to create courses for our internal users.

It is so well integrated with our website that we can change the content, text, colors, title and whatnot. Components provided in AEM are the best in business and make life easy.

UI needs to be enhanced a bit in AEM. It is good but can be improved in UI.

It has mainly solved the Web content management problem for us. We can save time by using components for the various website pages just by authoring and publishing the content directly. The DAM repository, where we can store and fetch our data quickly. This is the best content management and A/B testing tool.

With Adobe Experience Manager, you can do whatever you want! His high integration with all adobe products helps you create a complete customer experience and optimize it.

Adobe Experience MAnager is not for all, needs experts to be managed very well.

The high integration with all adobe products helps you to optimize and create a complete customer experience.

Adobe Experience Manager is a CMS and as a product it has been evolved a lot. It's popularity is growing rapidly. Following features I just like about this CMS - 1. Built-in DAM 2. We can build and manage mobile sites and responsive designs from one single platform 3. Improved Search 4. Easy to perform authoring activities 5. Through forums, ratings, blogs and more, we can encourage interaction with your customers and employees. 6. We can build custom approval process using workflow.

Slowness issue that I have encountered a lot with different projects. But , we need to understand behind this slowness issue. It could be happened due to custom logic also.

As a Solution Architect I am working for multiple applications and those are built using Adobe Experience Manager. I am providing solutions on below requirements - 1. Personalized content 2. Managing different types of files 3. Multi channel coverage 4. Helping customers to create content 5. Managing versioning of content Easy to use to address different kinds of requirements/issues.

Quickness of the action, design, navigation menu.

Bugs, releases, problems with Digital Assets Manager.

Contact with clients via website, presenting offer.

I love how different products are well tied into a suite of products offering an overall solution. An amazing integration between the products and third party softwares making it one of the best in the market for marketing and content management needs

The only thing that bothers me is high price. Compared to many other solutions in market it is much expensive. But having said that, it is the overall experience they provide that although justifies the cost if you have the right budget to implement it

I recommend my clients to use AEM for their marketing and content related use cases and they have seen wonderful results in terms of centralization of assets, real time collaboration of assets, targeting to customers and many more.

Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform because it gives a central hub for organizing, storing, and retrieving rich media.

The cost of the program is high and it will take extensive time to learn how to use it, the program’s useful tools make it a wise investment, especially now that it’s bundled with Adobe Experience Cloud programs.

Staying up to date

I am currently building a website with AEM, and I love that it makes me have all my content super organized. It's easy to use when you get the hang of it, and it makes the design of my sites consistent throughout the different pages. I can manage my assets easily, configure SEO, duplicate content between sites and much more. One of my favorite features is the 'Live copy' because I manage sites for three different countries, and this way, I can edit easily just one time.

The only thing I don't like about AEM is that I can't use templates to generate similar content without much effort. Maybe the feature exists, and I don't have it or don't know how to use it, but for example, if I want to have a blog, I have to build articles page by page instead of just having one template. I was used to WordPress, so I'm missing that feature.

AEM makes it easy to have an extensive site, very well organized, and easy to manage. I'm not a developer, and I find it easy to use once you learn the basics. In my case, I have three versions of one site in different languages, and it has been the best platform to manage them at the same time.

AEM is incredibly robust and easy to use.

Works best with integrated Adobe marketing products (can get pricey).

We built on an older, on-premise version of AEM. That created some expensive development work. However, the newer implementations I've seen are incredibly smooth and would mitigate these issues.