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Your Pre-Planning Checklist for an AEM Implementation

Making a list and checking it twice… 
‘Tis the season for lists. Our children are making lists, and we too are staying organized with lists – both personally and while at work. Whether its all the people you have to buy presents for in your eight-sibling family, or a slightly larger (okay – much, much larger) undertaking such as re-platforming your CMS, there’s a lot to plan and account for to ensure success.
When it comes to the latter, there’s no doubt that designing, building, and implementing top-notch experiences requires a great deal of planning, strategy, and time. You also need to determine what is the right platform for your business.
As mentioned in the recent Forrester Wave for Web Content Management Systems (Q1 2017), features previously considered advanced, such as separation of content and presentation, what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) authoring with drag-and-drop tools, and configurable approval processes, are now table stakes. Today’s platforms must include these features while also providing semantic insight, APIs, cloud, and continuous delivery.
Among the 15 web CMS vendors evaluated, Forrester recognized Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a leader. AEM falls under the Adobe Marketing Cloud, which is part of the larger Adobe Experience Cloud. It enables your organization to deliver experiences that are compelling, personal, useful, and everywhere.
Of course, this post isn’t about Santa coming to town, but we do have a list of our own to help you with your migration to AEM.

Your Pre-Planning Checklist for an AEM Implementation

And if you’re still in the beginning stages of planning for your migration to Adobe Experience Manager, we have a comprehensive guide on the very topic, available below. If you are looking for a qualified partner to assist, feel free to reach out. Cheers!

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Taylor Rhyne

I work closely with our content management practices and partners at Perficient to lead marketing efforts designed to increase awareness and impact pipeline. I have experience in a variety of industries and have spent the last decade creating multi-faceted campaigns, working to integrate various channels into the plan and maximize effectiveness.

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