> Adobe Experience Manager
Adobe Experience Manager for the large enterprise experience.
We work with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) for website and content management. AEM is another large enterprise wide platform that allows businesses to manage their assets, web content, and campaigns from a single platform. AEM provides robust features for content creation, management, personalization, and optimization. It is generally used by large companies and is deployed by about 10,000 companies globally – far fewer than WordPress, however the scale and configurations of AEM really can’t be matched on an enterprise wide scale.
Overall, Adobe Experience Manager gives organizations robust digital experiences to drive engagement, loyalty, and growth. It combines content management, digital asset management, and great analytics capabilities into a single unified platform, enabling marketing admins and IT teams to collaborate and deliver consistent experiences across all digital solutions.
Some key features of Adobe Experience Manager include:
AEM also includes a (DAM) for, storing multiple digital assets including images, pdf documents, and other multimedia files. AEM allows users to tag, search, and share assets to streamline the content management process.
AEM integrates easily with other Adobe Marketing Cloud products, as well as other third-party applications. It’s built on scalable architecture that can accommodate expanding content and increased traffic demands.
AEM offers built-in analytics and reporting that’s quite extensive and very specific in tracking content performance, user engagement, and conversions. It provides more robust insight into how users interact with web pages than any other reporting tools we’ve worked with, including Google Analytics.