Adobe Experience Manager vs SAP Commerce Cloud

• Adobe Experience Manager is great for maintaining large websites with lots of content. It has a comprehensive repository and folder structure which makes it easy to organize and break down your website into sections.
• Although we have not personally used it much yet, Adobe Experience Manager has integrations with the other Adobe Experience Cloud products such as Campaign, Target, and Analytics. The newest version(s) also have integrations with Creative Cloud products like Photoshop, which allows creatives to upload assets directly into the DAM.
• Adobe Experience Manager has powerful live copy/translation tools that allow you to clone and translate webpages into other languages for alternate language versions of your site.

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• New technologies. One of the reasons that I like the platform is that it's in constant improvement. It feels like some of the competitors are bloated and slow to adopt new features in comparison.
• Wide range of features. Many out of the box features for common commerce paradigms.
• Scaleability. We have had no issues of scalability even at what we feel are high volumes of traffic.

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• Upgrading and applying patches can be hit or miss - I recommend backups because of the potential to damage the existing infrastructure
• Space management is an issue - every change or request takes up space that can be reclaimed, but only through a complicated procedure done through command prompts. There was no documentation for this on their site and we had to use a third party to create the procedure. It has to be run manually.
• There isn't a good backup system, particularly one that can be scheduled to run reliably.

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• Though there is an online community presence for support, it is not as strong as other platforms I have used.
• The Content Management System though functional is a bit dated and can be difficult for non technical business owners to manage. Other industry leading CMS solutions are generally used in conjunction with Hybris in my experience.
• Product indexing and search also is not up to industry leaders, used another product in conjunction with hybris to accomplish this business need.

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• We can have multiple teams globally and connect anytime we want.
• Finding target audiences for advertisement campaigns became [so] much easier than before.
• One drawback is that the users have to be well trained and [preferably have] more IT knowledge among them to interact with the AEM.

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• because of the ease of using the portal ..more clients are drawn towards the projects based on SAP hybris
• infrastructure cost is reduced as the manual work is minimized and hence saves both time and energy
• order values are also increased because of the smooth and efficient management of the storefront

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