Chapter 04 · Content

Sites, Assets, and the pipelines between them.

Adobe Experience Manager for brands that publish at scale, with the content pipelines that keep them publishing.

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Chapter 01 · Sites

Sites.

Component libraries, templates, and authoring experiences your content team actually uses. Built on Java foundations, fronted by React where it helps.

Adobe Experience Manager.
Chapter 02 · Assets

Assets.

One library for every rendition. Metadata, workflows, and delivery that stop the same image being uploaded five times.

Chapter 03 · Content pipelines

Content pipelines.

Authoring to approval to publish, across regions and languages, with the automation that removes the copy-paste.

Fig. 01Publish, as a pipeline
A content pipeline from author to three sites Three lanes run from Author through Approve, a human step, to Publish, then fan out to Site A, Site B and Site C. Author Approve Publish Site A Site B Site C
An author saves. A person approves. Publish reaches every site.
  1. An author saves a page.
  2. A person approves it.
  3. Publish sends it to every site.
Chapter 04 · Where engineering meets content

Where engineering meets content.

AEM is a Java platform. Our Java and React practices sit next to it, so integrations and front-ends come from the same room. Content meets commerce when AEM sits beside SAP Commerce Cloud or Capsule Commerce.

Custom engineering → SAP Commerce Cloud →

Questions.

01Can you take over an existing implementation?

Yes. We read before we write.

02Do you build the content or the system?

The system, the templates, and the pipelines. Your authors keep the content.

03Do you connect AEM to commerce?

Yes. SAP Commerce Cloud or our own Capsule Commerce, from the same team.

Tell us what needs publishing.

A new component library, an asset library that has stopped scaling, or a pipeline with too many hands in it.

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