This presentation provides an overview of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM):
- AEM allows management of digital experiences across devices and integrates with the Adobe Marketing Cloud.
- It includes capabilities for sites, apps, forms, assets and communities.
- The presentation demonstrates AEM's user roles of author, developer and system administrator and how developers create templates and components for authors.
- It provides a technical overview of AEM's architecture which is built on OSGi, Sling, JCR and uses the Apache Oak repository to store content as nodes and properties.
AEM is used to manage user experience across various channels, such as Desktop, Laptops, Hand-held devices and so on. Assume that you have a company; in your site you essentially share certain information with you users. Users consume the information using various channels I mentioned earlier. AEM allows you to manage the experience in which information is consumed across these channels.
Analytics: used to capture user data and further analysis.
Media Optimizer: manages, forecasts and optimizes media. It provides a consolidated view of how media is performing together with tools to accurately forecast user media
Audience manager: Used to create audience segments. It can be then used for targeted campaign.
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