Hi @ronnie09 ,
Storing product information in AEM can be achieved using various approaches. Here are some suggestions:
1. Content Fragments: You can use Content Fragments to store product information as structured content. Content Fragments allow you to define a content model that describes the structure of the product information, including fields for Overview, Brochure, Image, and Technical Specification. You can also use Content Fragment variations to store different versions of the product information for different markets or languages.
2. Custom Components: You can create custom components in AEM to store and display product information. This approach gives you more flexibility in defining the structure and layout of the product information. You can use AEM's component dialog to define fields for Overview, Brochure, Image, and Technical Specification, and use AEM's component API to retrieve and display the product information.
3. External Systems: You can store product information in external systems such as a Product Information Management (PIM) system or a database, and use AEM's integration capabilities to retrieve and display the information. This approach requires more setup and configuration, but allows you to leverage existing systems and workflows for managing product information.
Regarding your question about a free PIM system for AEM, Adobe does not provide a free PIM system specifically for AEM. However, there are open-source PIM systems available that can be integrated with AEM, such as Akeneo and Pimcore. It's important to evaluate and choose a PIM system that best fits your specific requirements and constraints.