Enables great customer engagement. Web Contents Management.

It's simple to create and manage personalized customers experience across multiple channels.It's simple to create and manage contents with AEM.This tool enhance digital marketing and commerce.

I lack anything in particular that I dislike about this tool.It's performance is amazing.

In my previous company, I developed two big projects. Both of them was done for the big companies of Belgium. For one of them, we developed 17 websites with different language options.

Backend is full Java and for the frontend, you use any modern frontend frameworks. By dragging and dropping, an editor without any development knowledge, can easily the content. Its asset management is strong.

Development is a little bit difficult and there are a lot of unknown limitations and bugs. If your target is just content management, this solution is so heavy and expensive.

It's a great suite, but it requires an incredible effort and a well structured team to make it work at its best.

The real power of this software is its overall suite, not the single software itself: only if you leverage on the CMS, the DAM, etc you can get the real benefits of this software.But a lot depends on the system integrator: this software is a Ferrari, but if you do not set it up properly, it's like driving it only with the 2nd gear.

It requires a lot of work, especially in the set up. The DAM could be a nightmare if you do not have a good data structure, good processes and well organized folders.The CMS could be a nightmare as well, especially when you use it in a headless commerce perspective.Again, a lot depends on the system integrator partner.

It's been ok. I believe your overall experience woudl depend on the team's willingness to keep up to date with all feature releases and understand it's capabilities, vs it's limitations.

I think if it were as polished and built to represent the business' needs, then it could be an incredibly efficient platform for your web experience. The ability to rapidly create and maintain pages and the integration with Target makes for a great testing platform.

Again with developer limitations.. there are a lot of vanilla features that work great and is a benefit to the business. But when it comes to building out your website experience.. unless your UX designer and developer express creativity and can work around challenges and limitations, you may find yourself being only able to build pretty cookie cutter type web sites.

Overall good, I'm just a stickler for a good looking product. Webdam UI is better

I like that its very easy top understand how to use. Very user friendly and easy to catch on to. AND you can more easily use with other Adobe products

My god is it ugly. The interface is easy to use but not pleasant to look at at all. If i didn't have to use the website I wouldn't ever want to look at it again.

Very customisable so can create the reports that you need

Time it takes to learn it. I couldn't just start using it like some others

A Sophisticated tool that is easy and quick to develop and addresses digital marketing needs, super easy to use for a marketer.

Adobe docs do not provide comprehensive development help. Learning is more community driven than authenticated by Adobe

AEM is extremely extensible and there are enough developers out there that is well versed in Java with knowledge of AEM for it to be a viable CMS of choice for enterprise clients.

AEM's Digital Assets Management is a bit difficult to manage in the sense it's not that easy to find the files you want to use at the right place. We ended up usually working with at least 2 tabs for it to be easier.

My company does consulting and custom deployments of AEM for our clients, and they all love how easy it is for them to publish and maintain their site's content using the components we build for them.

There is virtually nothing Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) can't do, if you're willing to put a little time into development.

The learning curve is steep and it's not always easy to find comprehensive self-help resources for the platform online.

Easy of use, I mean you can do all with Adobe if you just look for it. It make easier to send some files.

The could develop a free version for students. I mean Adobe is the best document manager but it's expensive for students

Adobe Experience Manager allows for rapid content deployment and is well suited for the scaling that larger organizations need.

There are many things to like about AEM: product integration with adobe products and asset management, modular page building, ease of use for teams to take over in house authoring.

Tagging, content fragments, and experience fragments process can take a little to get use to. However, nothing a little training cannot overcome.

My overall experience h as been good with this. I use it on day to day basis. I found nd it difficult to work on system where it is not installed.

I like the simple GUI of this products it's easy to use and available on trial period. You can use it free of cost with limited function also.

It should allow to convert from one format to another format. Apart from this, it should also give the option to insert image.

Overall I have had a fair experience with Adobe Experience Manager. Our employees use adobe every single day so it needed to be managed.

I would say this software works great. The Manager function works as it should. Easy to manage and find what needs to be found.

One thing I do not like is if as the manager of the software I need to cancel one subscription it will not just cancel it. It will put the subscription on hold and wait to assign it to someone else. I had to try and get a hold of someone on support to remove the subscription so we don't get charged another monthly fee.

Overall I would say king of CMS in the market now. Hard to understand and implement. You have to go by convention then and then you will get desired results.

Configuration based Java based OSGi services Extensible components Salable Use either MongoDB or tarMk

Steep learning curve Preliminary knowledge of Java is required Oob components are poorly designed

So much of the website could be updated with new content in a timely manor with a relatively small team managing the builds.

I used this tool on a daily basis at my last job for 2 and a half years. The templating options allowed our company to work within a standard set of page layouts that helped streamline the page builds and keep the site w/in brand standards.

From time to time some of the page templates seemed to be a bit buggy and not perform normal functionalities.

Not much to like about AEM. Only benefit is that once you get used to using it, it doesn't change.

Not intuitive, difficult to use, very clunky.

What I like most is that it make it easier to organize, adapt, and distribute rich media and experiences across the customer journey.

Sometimes the wait time by each screen until I reach the app I need disencourages me a bit.

Fillable forms that anybody can utilize as end user

The ability to finitely move text to fit desired format. Able to put much more legible information on one page than in applications like MS Word.

Would be nice to be able to preset preferred fonts and sizes rather than having to format each inserted field.

I like how it allows media and other files appear on pages which gives the pages very unique feel, interesting and exciting to navigate

Sometimes it doesn't show on some devices like phone, tells you to update adobe which makes certain features on page impossible to view

The are no other programs like this that can manage so many features and aspects of our web based initiatives. The list goes on and on.

There are some peoples who will definitely be intimidate by the shear depth and breadth of the software. I suggest getting youtube fired up.

This thing is powerful and can handle so many things I can't list them all. If you use Adobe software and have lots of files, you owe it to yourself to check AEM out and how it can help your company.

Because it can do everything under the sun, it's hard to navigate and difficult to see all of it's functions. The support contract is almost as much as the software

To set up an online business - this is one of the best tools which can be used since most businesses are now going online - I would highly recommend Adobe Experience Manager.

The Adobe experience manager is a must, especially the experience asset management which uses the Artificial Intelligence (AI) power to get the best results for your business. It allows for business specific texts which makes your work easier. From the viewpoint of the user, you do not have to crop images, that is done automatically for you which projects the image under the best light for a better imapact.

It can be quite challenging at times to use. However, once you start using it, it gets easier.

Easy to use and to create pdf documents

I find it difficult sometimes to make changes to certain documents

Since my team is in different countries, this system allows multiple contributors to access and manage the content simultaneously.

Difficult at the beginning if you have no knowledge, you'll often have to figure out on your own and spend hours learning something. And also it can be a bit pricey for some small companies.