Posts Tagged ‘Adobe Experience Manager’

In today’s retail, banking, government, education, automotive, insurance, defense and software industries, reaching the consumer and users has gone beyond regionalization and localization of the language of the website. Business and IT managers are under tremendous pressure to deliver content specific to the user without losing the brand value or conversion rate, and while continuing […]

Adobe Experience Manager versus Open Source: simple, right? An open source solution is free by definition, while a product that regularly leads Gartner Magic Quadrants and Forrester Waves is going to cost you millions more, right? Right? Well…no.  Not exactly. I’ve seen enough platform selection exercises and total cost of ownership (TCO) engagements over the […]

One month into 2017, and the Adobe Practice at Perficient Digital is off and running. And speaking of running, we’re excited to announce our campaign for 2017: Built to Run. The spirit of this campaign is focused on Digital Marketing, and its purpose is to promote the Adobe Solutions and Services we offer. More specifically, how we […]

You are probably thinking, how could we possibly tie Adobe Experience Manager and Amazon Alexa together? AEM is obviously great at managing a website and delivering content to several channels, including mobile and kiosk. Amazon Echo is a voice-activated device where we can talk to Alexa and she answers back by playing music and buying doll houses. There […]

Imagine if retailers want to create tailored content — with images, summaries, descriptions, sizes, pricing, and technical specifications. Creating such content takes time, and further breaking it into segments for any device may require more manual processes for each channel. With fluid experiences, it will be much easier to create this kind of customized content […]

For people who write, edit, update or otherwise create and maintain web content, moving to a new enterprise CMS can be a pretty exciting process.  I’ve never met a content author or publisher who didn’t want at least a little something more from their authoring interface.  Typical questions and comments include: “Can we make it […]

Did you hear enough about digital transformation in 2016?  Besides the U.S. presidential election, digital transformation was a big topic for a lot of companies.  Now that we have entered 2017, is digital transformation a fad, or is there more to come? According to Adobe, digital transformation will be a hot topic again in 2017! […]

Since the announcement of the Microsoft/Adobe partnership at Ignite, we at Perficient have been working to make this a first-class offer for our clients. The internet wouldn’t exist if all the world’s computers were isolated from one another. Networking is the foundation of modern day computing, so it’s only logical to start with this topic! […]

At Perficient, we have extremely solid partnerships with both Microsoft and Adobe so– as previously noted in this space— we were keenly interested when this partnership was announced at Microsoft Ignite last fall. Of course, simply sitting on the sidelines and observing something like this was not in our DNA.  We’re a team of doers.  […]

As 2016 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on all the insights shared on the new Adobe partner blog. Let’s recap the most-read posts for the year: 10 | Protecting Your Adobe Analytics Implementation from Start to End Review the list of tools that can make your life easier when auditing your Adobe […]

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 […]

Recently, Cardinal Health, one of our healthcare clients, received Modern Health’s Marketing IMPACT award for the latest redesign of its website. I was personally involved in the release, so it carries a point of pride for me. However, it’s interesting to note the technology underpinnings that made the redesign a reality. It’s Adobe all the way – […]