Posts Tagged ‘Adobe’

This post will demonstrate how to use Grunt and Grunt plugins with AEM archetype projects. The purpose of front-end technologies integrated with AEM projects is to automate various tasks like Sass lint, compile Sass into CSS, minify CSS, merge JS files, JS error checking, and minify JS. With the use of front-end technologies like Node, […]

I had the pleasure of attending an Adobe Café in NYC earlier last week. The Cafés are a series of workshops Adobe is hosting for its partners. This one in particular was specifically geared towards business development in the financial services industry. Christopher Young, director of industry strategy and marketing for financial services at Adobe, presented some great statistics […]

For the past six years at Adobe Summit one of the highlight sessions is called Adobe Sneaks. In this session, Adobe employees display their ideas on future projects and innovations for Adobe customers, potential customers and partners. Not all of the innovations displayed at Sneaks make it into actual products, but in the past, most sneaks have […]

The Perficient team is at Adobe Summit this week, and we couldn’t be more excited about the expanding partnership between Adobe and Microsoft. On our Adobe blog today, Rich Wood, Perficient’s National Director of Digital Content Platforms, recaps the conference, including next steps for the partnership and what it means to critics and fans alike: […]

We are excited to announce Perficient, together with our digital agency, Perficient Digital, has achieved Adobe Premier partner status, and will also be presenting at next week’s Adobe Summit 2017, taking place March 19-23 in Las Vegas. As one of six Adobe Premier partners worldwide (the highest regional designation in a particular Adobe geography), the partnership is a testament […]

The Adobe platform has so much to offer. From campaign and experience management, to digital marketing and an awesome mobile experience, there are few things not to love about the platform. When we think of the benefits that Adobe brings, we (and our clients) very often think of our target customers and the benefits we […]

We talk a lot about Built to Run around here at Perficient. We put an enormous focus on making sure we build our AEM implementations so that marketing departments can run most efficiently. You obviously can’t do that without content. Creating content from scratch is an option, but starting from scratch for really large enterprises, who […]

On our Adobe blog, Perficient’s expert Greg Dawson discusses the potential for running Adobe Experience Manager on Microsoft Azure: Adobe Experience Manager runs within a Java Virtual Machine, and deployments on both RedHat Enterprise Linux and its community counterpart, CentOS are supported operating systems. As these are the OSes we most commonly see for AEM […]

On our Adobe blog this week, Perficient’s Rich Wood analyzes the next steps in the Adobe + Microsoft Azure partnership – and why you shouldn’t take a “wait-and-see” approach while the details of the partnership shake out: The dust seems to have settled on this fall’s announcement of Adobe and Microsoft’s new partnership, and conventional […]

The dust seems to have settled on this fall’s announcement of Adobe and Microsoft’s new partnership, and conventional wisdom says a lot of work remains to be done for these software titans to realize the promise of their new relationship.  That means I’ve witnessed a number of experienced observers of either company yawning, taking a […]

Digital marketing is perpetually evolving. Technology has changed the way we communicate, research, and engage with each other – not to mention the brands we love. The continuous evolution of digital channels has drastically shaped the customer experience and raised the bar for customer expectations. 89% of executives believed customer experience would be the primary […]

Over on our Adobe blog, Perficient’s Rich Wood digs into the big news announced at Microsoft Ignite that Adobe is making Microsoft Azure it’s “preferred” service: It’s this simple: Azure is a Microsoft platform, so traditionally when people hear “Azure,” they immediately put walls around it.  Those walls look a lot like a Windows server […]