As 2016 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on all that happened with Digital Experience Platforms. Let’s recap the most-read posts for the year:
10 | (Re)defining Enterprise Search
Enterprise Search is transitioning to something more broad and powerful. It now means reducing friction in your business operations.
9 | Google Search Appliance Change Brings Opportunity
What’s next now that Google has decided to sunset the hardware-based Google Search Appliance to focus on cloud-based solutions?
8 | Four New Invaluable Translation Features in AEM 6.2
In advance of Adobe Experience Manager 6.2, Adobe has released a number of interesting updates to AEM’s translation feature to improve the user experience.
7 | Artificial Intelligence Could Replace Traditional Search
Artificial Intelligence is very good at classifying information. Could AI eventually replace traditional document search algorithms?
6 | Three Disadvantages of Cloud-Based Search Engines
To make the most educated decision for your business, make sure you consider issues around control, data privacy, and network bandwidth.
5 | Three Advantages of Cloud-Based Search Engines
What factors are prompting the growth of cloud-based search engines? And why are vendors continuing to go in this direction?
4 | AEM Infrastructure Series: Disaster Recovery Basics
Why redundancy and disaster recovery should be part of your Adobe Experience Manager stand-ups
3 | Using Frontend Technologies like Node, Grunt, and Sass with AEM
Adobe Experience Manager provides some out of the box functionality that allows developers to use Node, Grunt, and Sass plugins.
2 | Coveo Reveal is a Game Changer
See the beauty behind Coveo Reveal’s machine learning algorithms.
1 | My Initial Impressions of Google’s Cloud Vision API
How Google Cloud Vision API and artificial intelligence are impacting image search within digital asset management systems.
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