Sites implementation
Read the details on how to implement Experience Manager Sites.
Adobe Experience Manager and IT.
Customers expect compelling experiences. With Adobe Experience Manager, you can deliver them — faster. Get to know these IT resources for Adobe Experience Manager, beginning with our point of view on IT’s role in a successful experience business. Then dive into the details with technical resources.
Resources for IT.
Forms implementation
See how to deploy Experience Manager Forms.
Assets implementation
Learn how to get Experience Manager Assets up and running.
Hosting, support, and tools
Get the details on cloud platform hosting, Adobe support, and tools in our Managed Services.
Managed services
Speed your innovations from months to days without compromising performance or security.
Hardware sizing guidelines
Find out what hardware resources you’ll need to deploy an Experience Manager project.
Adobe Experience Manager FAQ for IT.
How does Adobe Experience Manager fit into a headless CMS strategy?
Experience Manager provides the balance you need by acting as a hybrid CMS. While Experience Manager gives you the choice to use it as a decoupled CMS or headless-only CMS, it’s best used with a hybrid approach that supports channel-centric content management and provides headless CMS functionality at the same time.
How does Adobe Experience Manager ensure availability?
Adobe Experience Manager offers different levels of redundancy and failover as part of its fully hosted and managed service. Based on your availability and budget needs, you can choose from different uptime guarantees through the different service level agreements we offer, including 99.5%, 99.9%, and 99.99% agreements.
Will Adobe Experience Manager integrate with the different third-party services and tools we currently use?
Yes. We’ve built Experience Manager as an open system to integrate with most, if not all, third-party systems or services you might be using. With Experience Manager’s prebuilt connectors, it’s simple to integrate with a wide variety of services, like AWS, Salesforce, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and others. Plus, our integration framework, APIs, and SDKS further enhance your ability to integrate with other CRMs, back-end databases, e-commerce engines, and more.
What programming or scripting languages will our developers need to know in order to build our site with Adobe Experience Manager?
Experience Manager is a Java-based environment. But in terms of creating, editing, and pushing out content, very little — if any — coding is required. In most instances, the Experience Manager interface can handle coding. But for customizations beyond the interface or to build integrations that require coding, your developers will need to use Java and Java-based standards. Either way, Experience Manager doesn’t limit the look and feel of your site.
For more frequently asked questions, read our conversation guide.
IT case studies.
With Adobe, the Kao Corporation can quickly and easily make updates across the entire organization, eliminated the costs on IT’s resources.
Constellation improved their website with Adobe Experience Manager Sites to better appeal to residential and small business customers.
“Best-of-breed functionality for digital experiences focused on digital marketing.”
Adobe Experience Manager was recognized by Gartner for its strengths in digital marketing focus, packaging, and usability. Read the 2018 Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms to see why we’re a Leader..
Make delivering great digital experiences look easy.
Dive into the details of Adobe Experience Manager and see how we can help you create effective, engaging experiences across channels.