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Avoiding consent fatigue: 6 steps to keep your brand ahead of the cookieless curve by Adobe Blogs Abstract If 2020 was a watershed in the evolution of the digital customer experience - driven by the pandemic and resulting in dramatic growth in ecommerce and the rapid uptake of digital technology - brace yourself, there’s more sweeping change afoot. This time, it’s the rise of consent-based marketing driven by growing privacy concerns that have ushered in a new era of cookieless internet browsing. The end of 2022 is set to witness the crumbling of the third-party cookie after more than a decade of being the primary force by which brands could track and target individual internet users online, cost-effectively filling customer acquisition funnels and driving sales. In response to increasing privacy regulation, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), Apple, Mozilla, Google and others are moving a

Premiere Pro gets a cutting-edge refresh for today’s creator by Adobe Blogs Abstract For almost 30 years, Adobe Premiere Pro has pushed the envelope of technology to give users the features they need to bring their creative vision to life. Over that time, we’ve seen video change drastically. There are now more platforms, channels, formats, export options, cameras and inputs than ever before. As video has evolved, we know the way that our customers are using Adobe’s creative tools has evolved too and we must innovate alongside the industry. For Premiere Pro, that means radically improving the end-to-end experience, not only for people who use the tool day-in-and-day-out, but also for the next generation of creators. Our new vision for Premiere Pro starts with refreshed import and export experiences, as well as a streamlined header bar — making workflows easier to learn, more efficient and more enjoyable. We want Premiere Pro to become a more intuitive, yet powerful editing tool that i

Improving the customer experience: CIOs look beyond business technology to privacy by Adobe Blogs Abstract In today’s digital-first economy, it’s imperative for privacy and consent to be built into the foundations of marketing programs and underlying business technology. In fact, nine in ten senior marketers nominate it as fundamental to the customer experience, according to Adobe’s 2021 Digital Trends report. Personalising the customer experience based on customer data ranked as the top opportunity among emerging marketing capabilities, according to the more than 13,000 marketing and technology leaders who participated in the study. However, the way organisations use customer data is considered a brand differentiator for 40 percent of those firms that have invested significant time and effort in customer experience management. Only one in five respondents say their organisation is “very effective” at communicating how customer data is collected and used. Just one in two say privac

Hi All,I am trying to customize the touch ui console of AEM cloud.I tried overlaying libs to apps and imported into repository code but git cloud deployment is getting failed.we know that we can not modify anything under /apps and /libs though the package. Is there any way we can achieve it?

AEM Cloud Service - Create Adobe Target Offers as AEM Experience Fragments for Non AEM Sites by Sreekanth Choudry Nalabotu Abstract Goal Use AEM as Offer Server where the offers (with text and images) are created by marketing team as XFs (Experience Fragments) in Authoring and Published to AEM Publish. XF editor provides an easy to use interface for creating html fragments. For personalizing the offers we use Adobe Target Activities and XF Offers. Finally render the Personalized offer in a Third-party website (not running in AEM Publish). The offer html and necessary images are accessed by the third party website from AEM Publish Setup IMS in AEM for Target Integration https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/integration/integration-ims-adobe-io.html Tools > Security > Adobe IMS Configurations 1. Create a Certificate in AEM... 2. Upload Certificate in https://console.adobe.io 3. Continue the IMS integration in AEM... 4. Provide the necessar

Adobe Digital Economy Index: Total U.S. e-commerce on Amazon Prime Day will rival holiday shopping season by Adobe Blogs Abstract In its seventh year, Amazon Prime Day has emerged as one of the biggest industry-wide shopping events of the year with total U.S. online spending that now rivals the peaks of the previous holiday season. Scheduled for June 21 and 22, the retail extravaganza is poised to smash records after the pandemic led many homebound consumers to sign up for a Prime membership in the past year. Walmart, Target and Kohl’s are among the retailers that have also announced competing sales events during this year’s Prime Day. Amazon was estimated to have 147 million Prime subscribers in the U.S. as of March, a 25 percent gain from a year earlier. As many of those consumers hunt for deals and comparison-shop at other websites that also will be heavily promotional, Prime Day is expected to drive a surge in U.S. online spending for all sizes of retailers. HOW COMMERCE GROWS

Experience Maker Awards: Changemaker and Illuminator finalists demonstrate the power of purpose by Adobe Blogs Abstract Digital experiences can have real impact: A video will inspire someone to donate blood, and a well-designed website can help displaced workers more easily receive financial aid. The Adobe customers selected as the 2021 Adobe Experience Maker Awards’ Changemaker and Illuminator finalists demonstrate how they use technology to build better experiences to help create a better world. The Changemaker The Changemaker award highlights Adobe customers who have revolutionized their digital experiences to drive social or environmental impact. Each of this year’s finalists have delivered breakthrough experiences to help their communities. The American Red Cross (ARC) is driving a national push for blood donations by migrating redcross.org and redcrossblood.org onto one platform to make it easier for potential donors to sign up and save lives. Using real-time data and targeted

Adobe Digital Economy Index: Hotel reservations surpass pre-pandemic levels; Growth in flight bookings slows by Adobe Blogs Abstract After a year where travel virtually came to a standstill overnight, all eyes are on the airline and hotel industry. An increase in vaccinations and consumer confidence have unleashed some pent-up demand, but the lack of business travel is beginning to slow the comeback we’ve seen since January 2021. Adobe is issuing the latest travel data and spending insights: Domestic flight bookings drove $5.1 billion in online spending in May 2021, which represents a 4 percent decrease from the month prior (April 2021). This is the first month this year where flight bookings growth began to plateau, after a steady rise beginning in January of the new year. Spend in May 2021 is down significantly (20 percent) compared to May 2019, which drove $6.4 billion in spend. As consumers use past flight credits, it’s putting a dent in the bottom line. So far this year (Jan -

Fact Sheet on AEM as a Cloud Service by Hemalatha Chockalingam Abstract AEM as a Cloud Service [AEMAACS] Powered by Microsoft Azure cloud (AWS is in the future roadmap) Released on January 13, 2020 Latest update - AEMAACS 2021.5.0 on May 27, 2021 Next upcoming update - AEMAACS 2021.5.0 on June 24, 2021 Built-in CDN - Fastly CDN Identity Management for Author Tier - Adobe IMS and Adobe Admin Console Recommended Implementation Approach : Adobe Digital Foundation Blueprint Release Model - Blue Green Deployment. It also allows for zero downtime upgrades and provides fast rollbacks. The old version of the application (blue) runs at the same time as the new version of the application(green). Deployment Architecture - Adobe Cloud Manager with built in CI/CD functionality AEM Project Maven Archetype - 24 or later Deployable artifacts in AEMAACS - all.zip including ui.apps, ui.config & ui.content Environments available in AEMAACS: Production, Stage & Development Local Devel

Content Package Type Validation Forces Rethink of Standard Project Structure for Adobe Experience Manager by Mark Adamcin, Principal Architect Abstract With the launch of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) as a Cloud Service, Adobe has redefined the way content, code, and configurations are stored in AEM. The changes create a more explicitly structured project with strict enforcement, which translates to how AEM projects are set up and deployed. Let’s dive into the before and after pictures of that change, as well as providing reasoning for the changes in order to effectively deploy AEM as a Cloud Service. Prehistoric FileVault For about a decade, 2009 to the beginning of 2019, we built and deployed CQ5/AEM content packages like this, where question marks, dashed lines, and cloudy boundaries indicate areas of ambiguity, non-determinism, and opportunities to become more proficient with the Felix Admin Console: Diagram showing how CQ5/AEM content packages were built and deployed from 2009

Nail Your New Ranking from Google’s Core Web Vitals by Webinar Abstract Customer relationships, acquisition, and revenue. Did you need another reason to make sure your digital experience has the best performance possible? Google is releasing a new reason, along with a deadline of August 2021, when the rollout of Core Web Vitals is complete. Core Web Vitals are becoming part of Google's ranking criteria and if you're not prepared, can lead to demoted page rankings, reduced traffic and revenue. Good news: Dynamic Media and Dynamic Media Classic have the tools you need to dramatically improve page load times - one of the key web vitals. Join Adobe’s Bridget Roman and Mark Dean as they explain Core Web Vitals, what it means to brands, and what to do next. In this webinar, you’ll learn: How Core Web Vitals is changing Google’s rankings Actions you can take to promote your brand How to optimize the performance intelligence built into Dynamic Media and Dynamic Media Classic Please regis

We have two below login-based site. Lets say siteA & siteBand an we use SAML to authenticate with our Azure AD.These two sites working perfectly when we hit the URL independently.Actually siteB url is used in one of link in siteA. Once we hit the siteA url it does the sso and landing the page correctly. If we click on the siteB link then it opens in a new-window and does the sso and landed with broken css. if we refresh the page then it loads the page correctly. We have two SAML configurations configured and used for these below two sites./content/siteA/content/siteB Even we tried with two certalias created in Trust Store and used in SAML config that too didn't help.What could cause the issue. Thanks in advance.

We can not add any component on segment page, the parsys does not have + button to add component and drag and drop is also not working. Tried to create a segment with new configuration and also with we.retail config, facing the same problem on both.Note - we have not overlay any component, it is just plain Vennila Instance + SP 8Segmentation page screen shotEven experience fragment also have the same problem, no + plus button and drag and drop is also not working.Experience fragment page screen shotError log -25.06.2020 18:07:21.218 *WARN* [0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1 [1593088641140] GET /editor.html/conf/we-retail/settings/wcm/segments/test123.html HTTP/1.1] org.apache.sling.caconfig.resource.impl.def.DefaultConfigurationResourceResolvingStrategy Ignoring reference to /conf/we-retail/settings from /conf/we-retail/settings - Probably misconfigured as it ends with '/settings' The we-retail config shipped with aem and I dont see any misconfiguraion. The interesting thing is we have tried the sa

On launching the AEM local setup I am getting error on author  HTTP ERROR 500Problem accessing /sites.html/content/we-retail/language-masters. Reason: Server Error Caused by:java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "org.apache.sling.jcr.resource.internal.helper.jcr.JcrProviderStateFactory.createProviderState(java.util.Map)" because "this.stateFactory" is null at org.apache.sling.jcr.resource.internal.helper.jcr.JcrResourceProvider.authenticate(JcrResourceProvider.java:304) at org.apache.sling.jcr.resource.internal.helper.jcr.JcrResourceProvider.authenticate(JcrResourceProvider.java:76) at org.apache.sling.resourceresolver.impl.providers.stateful.ProviderManager.authenticate(ProviderManager.java:161) at org.apache.sling.resourceresolver.impl.providers.stateful.ProviderManager.getOrCreateProvider(ProviderManager.java:87) at org.apache.sling.resourceresolver.impl.providers.stateful.ProviderManager.authenticateAll(ProviderManager.java:129) at org.apache.sl

Has anyone had a similar problem? Please tell me how to solve it.AEM 6.5 *ERROR* [10.243.254.107 [1623402348266] GET /etc/clientcontext/default/content/jcr:content/stores.init.js HTTP/1.1] libs.cq.personalization.components.clientcontextdesigner.parsys.init$js$jsp error while including a init file /etc/clientcontext/default/content/jcr:content/stores/cart org.apache.sling.api.scripting.ScriptEvaluationException: javax.servlet.ServletException: java.lang.LinkageError: loader constraint violation for class

DRY way of using RichText Granite UI Component in AEM for Static Templates by Sourced Code Abstract Every developer have experienced a situation where they are working with AEM multiple AEM components, where Touch UI dialogues consist of a common richtext Granite UI component configuration cq/gui/components/authoring/dialog/richtext. When I mention common richtext Granite UI component, I mean there are multiple AEM components that will have the richtext Granite UI component as one of it’s input fields, where only the “links*” and “format*” richtext features are enabled, as an example. Enabling only the “links*” and “format*” richtext features, we catch ourselves repeating lines of code by copying and pasting the entire block of code for all of our Touch UI dialogues that require the richtext requirement. This works, but this is Write Everything Twice, “WET” code, and it’s not good implementation; this can be improved. What happens if there is a new requirement where the authors would

How Does S3 works with AEM ? by Rules of AEM - Abstract How Does S3 works with AEM ? Accommodating a huge amount of assets in any content management platform is challenging. Adobe Experience Manager offers an integration with the Amazon S3 storage solution, allowing binary data for images, documents and videos to be stored in an S3 bucket. Amazon S3 is highly performant and offers nearly infinite storage capacity. When talking about terabyte storage, performance is everything. The choices made during the planning and architecting phase can literally make or break the performance of a CMS system and the websites running on it. Adobe Experience Manager offers a number of storage methods, each offering a different way of storing data. Each of these options has its strengths and weaknesses. In AEM storage the mechanisms are called Micro Kernels, or MK for short. In this article we will look at the AEM with S3 data store. There are two ways in which AEM can be set up with Amazon S3 sto

OSGI and Servlet Container by Blog TechInnovia: Adobe AEM Developmen... Abstract Welcome to part 8, in this final part we will review Servlets & Filters in OSGI environment. More precisely we will look at only one case, Sling Servlets & Filters in AEM. After reading this article, you should be able to 1. Create a Sling Servlet. 2. Create a Sling Filter. 3. Invoke a service from Servlet using reference. 4. Be able to use this Servlet Resolver Page. Let me remind you that Sling is a REST based web framework build on top of OSGI. Content-driven that means the framework first finds the content render then determines how to render it basing on the request. It supports multiple programming languages for rendering scripts. In this part we will concentrate on Sling Servlets & Filters. We will not discuss rendering pages & Components. Read Full Blog OSGI and Servlet Container Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Adobe PDF Extract: API Output Demystified by Adobe Tech Blog Abstract Video: https://youtu.be/oIG6U_dDHII Since PDF’s invention, getting text out of a PDF file, in the correct reading order, from any PDF, including tabular data, has been a challenge. Even the best tools on the market were only good at one part of the problem or the other. Developers had to cobble together multiple tools depending on the type of PDF they had and the kind of data they needed to get out of it. The result was, they needed to know way too much about the PDF file before they knew which tool to use. A single API to extract the text to a usable form regardless of the actual content of the PDF simply didn’t exist. One of the main reasons that PDF can be difficult for computers to read is that there are many poor PDF renderers and engines out there. While the PDFs that these engines create might create an output that can be visually read, they often were not well-structured for computers to easily understand

The future of Adobe's developer experience by Digitalum Abstract Digital transformation is everywhere. In Covid times, entire businesses had to pivot in weeks, if not days. What used to be considered convenience features, became critical services. Developers were there to rally for the cause, to virtually connect family, friends, coworkers and businesses; keep workers employed and business afloat. To support developers with this accelerated pressure, the developer experience organization, or DevX for short, was formed within Adobe with this ambitious aspiration: empower and support the world’s best Customer Experience Management (CXM) community, ecosystem and platform. DevX in the Adobe Experience Cloud The Adobe Experience Cloud (AEC) began as a series of acquisitions. Who amongst us recognizes some of the old pre-acquisition names like Day Software, Neolane, Omniture, Satellite or Livefyre? The need for a more seamless integration was apparent and much has changed since the ol

Cloud Manager timeout by rashid jorvee blog Abstract Cloud Manager timeout While using the cloud manager to build and deploy the code on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), the default waiting time at a step is 7 days. If we left the pipeline waiting at any step for more than 7 days then the pipeline automatically gets failed. Read Full Blog Cloud Manager timeout Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.

Migrating to Apache Iceberg at Adobe Experience Platform by Stories by Jaemi Bremner on Medium Abstract In our previous blogs, Iceberg At Adobe, Data ingestion with Buffered writes to Iceberg, and Optimized Reads With Iceberg we understood the benefits of Apache Iceberg and how it fits in the overall Adobe Experience Platform architecture. In this blog, we will share our story of migrating 1 PB+ datasets to Iceberg on Adobe Experience Platform Data Lake, the challenges we faced, and lessons learned. Adobe Experience Platform is an open system for driving real-time personalized experiences. Customers use it to centralize and standardize their data across the enterprise resulting in a 360-degree view of their data of interest. That view can then be used with intelligent services to drive experiences across multiple devices, run targeted campaigns, classify profiles and other entities into segments, and leverage advanced analytics. At the center of our Data Lake Architecture is the unde

Massive Data Processing in Adobe Experience Platform Using DeltaLake by Adobe Tech Blog Abstract In this blog post, we are going to go over how the data lake house architecture at Adobe Experience Platform combines with the Real-time Customer Profile architecture to increase our Apache Spark Batch workload throughputs and reduce costs while maintaining functionality. Adobe Experience Platform enables you to drive coordinated, consistent, and relevant experiences for your customers no matter where or when they interact with your brand. With Adobe Experience Platform Real-time Customer Profile, you can see a holistic view of each individual customer that combines data from multiple channels, including online, offline, CRM, and third-party data. It allows you to consolidate your disparate customer data into a unified view offering an actionable, timestamped account of every customer interaction. Architecture Overview Given that the Adobe Experience Platform assimilates data from variou

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.content.xml files are not visible in Eclipse project explorer by rashid jorvee blog Abstract While working in Eclipse with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) code, .content.xml file which is the content file of node structure is not visible in Eclipse project explorer. This is happening because of the filtration of the file in the project explorer. To view the .content.xml or any other hidden file which starts with .[dot], remove the following filter from project explorer. Open Eclipse >> open project explorer >> click on view option >> Filters and Customization Read Full Blog .content.xml files are not visible in Eclipse project explorer Q&A Please use this thread to ask the related questions.