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Using AEM from 2 years and its pretty good CMS tool.customer service is really great and they are pretty quick and knowledgeable. I have also attended the adobe training which is also good to have.
The company I am with now uses AEM, and anytime I get frustrated with not understanding how to do something, I remind myself of the alternative.
This is great and offers a lot of flexibility in creating exactly what we what. There are a lot of validating and math functions that makes this a useful tool.
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.
Overall, AEM is a very powerful platform and probably the best one out there for building enterprise level responsive sites.
I dislike the complexity of workflows for doing so many things, from setting up locals and translations, to editing headless components.
The flexibility that we get with AEM is great. The types of template and pages options that we get provide us with great features to be able to build custom content and pages well.
The program has a habit of producing errors when utilizing Windows 10 OS, which can be a nuisance when in the midst of work.
I like that it is from the Microsoft corporation so there is already a familiarity with things. You know that it will be great quality and a cut above the rest.
Publisher struggles with complicated layouts and autoformats things in such a way that it is often hard to predict how it will react to changes to the layout.
My experience with Microsoft Publisher is quite good, we are doing excellent with this application.
It was not cloud based so we were limited to using it from only on work Station. Also seemed difficult to use.
It comes with beautiful templates that are easy-to-customize and can be effortlessly shared or exported for print and web.
Page manipulation can be difficuly and measurements units by default in inch.
What I like most is that this software is integrated with an office license, which is good.
This program is okay only if your goal is to used it as an academic tool. But using it to make publications for a real life business is a BAD idea.
Andrew: Hi, my name is Andrew. I'm an SEO Manager. I would give Adobe Experience Manager a four out of five. For more reviews like this, see below. After using other content management systems at previous organizations, I gained a new appreciation for how many features and how many ways of working with Adobe Experience Manager there are. And it gave me a real appreciation for the platform. My organization chose to use Adobe Experience Manager because it is considered a leader in the industry. And because it has many features and its ability to be customized for the organization. The one downside of Adobe Experience Manager is that it does take a while to ramp up. Implementation is on the more difficult side, so a more senior development team is needed to really expedite the process of onboarding it. For an organization looking at content management systems and considering Adobe Experience Manager, I would encourage them to look at what features are important to their organization. Adobe Experience Manager's an excellent platform, but it's not for every organization. So a real thorough examination of the features needs to be looked at.
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