Both Adobe Experience Managers ContextHub and Experience Fragments are fairly new but potentially powerful tools in a marketing authors content toolbag. We have spoken about Experience Fragments in previous articles. We haven’t talked about the ContextHub, or the combination of both. From the Adobe page about ContextHub: “ContextHub is a framework for storing, manipulating, and …
Experience Fragments were announced and released with Adobe Experience Manager 6.3. It’s another part of Adobe’s marketing phrase “Fluid Experiences”, an idea about making the process of content creation to front end users (customers) much easier and faster for marketing authors. Honestly, it’s just marketing. However, Experience Fragments are new, and there is a lot …
I have attended Adobe Summit for a few years now and easily my favorite session is the Adobe Experience Manager Sites new version sneak preview. I have written about it in 2015 and 2016, for AEM 6.1 and AEM 6.2 respectively. I was part of the 6.3 beta program this year, so most of these …