Adobe Experience Manager Reviews - Page 3

Fully customizable templates and out of the box workflow. Easily supported and staffed for as it is one of the industry leading CMSes.

Cost of the tool is not insignificant. Does require full developer support to implement.

I used this tool on a daily basis at my last job for 2 and a half years. The templating options allowed our company to work within a standard set of page layouts that helped streamline the page builds and keep the site w/in brand standards.

From time to time some of the page templates seemed to be a bit buggy and not perform normal functionalities.

There is virtually nothing Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) can't do, if you're willing to put a little time into development.

The learning curve is steep and it's not always easy to find comprehensive self-help resources for the platform online.

Not much to like about AEM. Only benefit is that once you get used to using it, it doesn't change.

Not intuitive, difficult to use, very clunky.

This is a great product that i would highly recommend to anyone. It has been really helpful for my company.

There really is not anything that i do not like about this product. It meets all of our needs for our company.

Easy of use, I mean you can do all with Adobe if you just look for it. It make easier to send some files.

The could develop a free version for students. I mean Adobe is the best document manager but it's expensive for students

What I like most is that it make it easier to organize, adapt, and distribute rich media and experiences across the customer journey.

Sometimes the wait time by each screen until I reach the app I need disencourages me a bit.

The application allows for easily attaching bindings to have information pre-populate, which allows for a huge reduction of time for end-users.

The program has a habit of producing errors when utilizing Windows 10 OS, which can be a nuisance when in the midst of work.

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Author compaction needed every two weeks for our system and re indexing process needs to be fixed.

The ability to finitely move text to fit desired format. Able to put much more legible information on one page than in applications like MS Word.

Would be nice to be able to preset preferred fonts and sizes rather than having to format each inserted field.

We use Adobe Experience Manager Mobile for sales enablement and to publish marketing materials. It’s a very dynamic product that allows us to reach our customers in all major platforms and gather data on usage. Because we also use it for sales enablement, we can also get insight into what marketing materials our sales force finds useful.

It takes quite a bit of maintenance if you don’t have the IT department to back you up. I’m also sure that many of the features are underutilized from a lack of technical knowledge.

I like how it allows media and other files appear on pages which gives the pages very unique feel, interesting and exciting to navigate

Sometimes it doesn't show on some devices like phone, tells you to update adobe which makes certain features on page impossible to view

I can see my assets for website management and potential user devices, which makes me able to manage how people interact with my business.

There are a lot of aspects to the app, and a lot of data that can be managed, so it can be overwhelming if you don't take the time and care to organize everything very carefully.

It has many out-of-the-box features such as payment, eSigniture, photo upload, and many other form components which make it very easy for web development

The deployment model is very old. It does not containerize efficiently and the software need to be deployed in a virtual machine which is very old technology.

The features of the Adobe Experience Manager is what sets them apart from the competition! Although fit more for the enterprise level, it offers much more than competitors can.

Price point is high, however extremely worth the price if it fits in the budget.

This thing is powerful and can handle so many things I can't list them all. If you use Adobe software and have lots of files, you owe it to yourself to check AEM out and how it can help your company.

Because it can do everything under the sun, it's hard to navigate and difficult to see all of it's functions. The support contract is almost as much as the software

It is so incredibly easy to use and really is a wonderful compliment to the Adobe suite of products.

It was like a gold and diamond encrusted shoehorn and we felt like we were paying it in spades. The cost of this product was astronomical and the utility of these services is progressively outweighed by the continued imposition of data privacy and protection standards. While the price is a very distracting drawback, there are other issues which make this service somewhat overrated and otherwise biased by it's ease of use

The best part of lifecycle is that it literally does your job for you. Process implementation is repetitive and editing is hard. What lifecycle does is that it literally puts together all the processes in any process regardless of how complex or easy. The great thing is that it also offers suggestions on how to fix certain processes that it finds ineffective. A must have.

It's not the easiest thing to use right off the bat, it does take a while to learn how to use it properly and I think for most that's a big consideration.

What we primarily use this for is to create forms. This is great and offers a lot of flexibility in creating exactly what we what. There are a lot of validating and math functions that makes this a useful tool.

Granting rights to write onto the form you output is difficult. It does not work with some iOS platforms. Learning how to use the software can be incredibly frustrating.

I could make notes on electronic documents.

Updating those notes regularly was difficult.

Since my team is in different countries, this system allows multiple contributors to access and manage the content simultaneously.

Difficult at the beginning if you have no knowledge, you'll often have to figure out on your own and spend hours learning something. And also it can be a bit pricey for some small companies.

I love using this tool to create all of our website updates. It's so simple, almost anyone can learn to use it.

Sometimes when I activate changes to my account, it takes several attempts to get the new text/images to appear on our live site. The DAM usually takes a long time to load, too.

Easy to navigate and arrange all my product listings. Great tool when we have to handle multiple web interfaces.

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