My experiences with the Experience Manager
November 04, 2015
My experiences with the Experience Manager
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Experience Manager
Using Adobe Experience Manager, we design and integrate web and mobile properties to help our customers engage and inform the rest of the world along with their individual customers the correct message they want to communicate. We would also help them set up a web content management system through which new content can be produced and released to the public without the need of IT involvement thereby bridging the gap between marketing and technology.
- Ease of use and highly customizable
- Lots of feature integration with other marketing and analytics tools
- A lot of default options, which when used correctly reduce the need for custom development
- Designer friendly as it integrates well with several other design and creative tools from Adobe
- Commerce platform integrations are really hard
- Developer documentation is not up to the mark
- Certain issues are very hard to detect and there is little log information
- Rapidly changing features are compromising the stability of the system
- Lead generation through rapid campaign launches
- Reduce the reliance on IT
- Regular content refresh making the company more active and present
- Interwoven and Drupal
Ease of setup and use makes Adobe Experience Manager one of the best content management systems that is available in the market. The fact that the underlying frameworks are largely open source, helps in facilitating third party integrations more seamlessly. The default options available to the user are significantly larger than other CMS. Exercising control and workflow management is really simple and extremely powerful.
Developer
1,000-10,000 pages