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HausmannS
Adobe Employee
HausmannSAdobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 1, 2024

Experience League LIVE - Post-session discussion: Leaping ahead with the new Adobe Campaign Web User Interface

  • March 1, 2024
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Use this thread to ask any questions related to the Experience League LIVE session titled  Leaping ahead with the new Adobe Campaign Web User Interface.

 

Event Description: 

Adobe Campaign v8 has a brand-new look and feel. The reimagined user experience simplifies the campaign design process and is consistent with other Adobe Experience Cloud Solutions.

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HausmannS
Adobe Employee
HausmannSAdobe EmployeeAuthor
Adobe Employee
March 1, 2024

The recording of the session is now live on Experience League: Leaping ahead with the new Adobe Campaign Web User Interface

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SorenDP
Level 4
March 26, 2024

Hi @hausmanns!  

I Know this question comes a bit late, but hopefully you will still be able to answer: 

Can you put some words into how the new Campaign Web UI is different from AJO? I am especially thinking about, what are the pros/cons of using AJO vs. Campaign Web UI if you are implementing AEP already. Seems to me that Campaign Web UI is just very similar to AJO although it has a lot more flexibility as well as the option to integrate with audiences from AEP. 

So in short: Struggling to find the "pros" of using AJO compared to the lot more flexible Campaign Web UI since it can also seamlessly integrate with AEP.

THANKS!

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