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Salesforce to AEM Migration

  • February 22, 2023
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Hi Guys,

 

I would like to get some suggestions, on what would be the considerations while migrating between Salesforce to AEM. 

 

How we could strategize the migration?

Are there any Adobe tools or any other tools available for the same?

Are there any ref. links on the topic?

What would be the key benefits of AEM over Salesforce and vice versa?

 

Thanks in Advance.

 

ref, https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.community_managed_content_overview.htm&type=5

 

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Best answer by user21583

Hi @manu_mathew_ ,

 

What exactly do you want to migrate? May I know the scope and existing functionality?


AEM provides rich customer experience to organizations like creating/managing content or Integration with other Adobe Marketing Cloud and Experience Cloud tools or Enhance SEO and user experiences or Headless CMS capabilities or 
you can however leverage integrating to AEM (not sure if it fits your requirement) which can enhance your capabilities.

AEM is known to be an enterprise-friendly web content management solution mainly because of its robustness, personalized content delivery, and easy third-party integrations. Adobe Experience Manager follows a flexible approach, perfect for meeting rapidly-changing consumer demands and improving website user experiences considerably.

 

you can also consider integrating it:
https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/integration/salesforce.html?lang=en

Also, 
there is a lightning component in Salesforce that you can expose in AEM to work as a headless concept.

Thanks,
Sagar Verliani

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Kiran_Vedantam
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Kiran_VedantamCommunity Advisor
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February 22, 2023

Hi @manu_mathew_ 

 

Salesforce is a CRM tool and AEM is a CMS tool. Not sure what you is your exact use case.

 

Here are some useful links::

  1. https://business.adobe.com/products/experience-manager/assets/benefits.html#:~:text=Adobe%20Experience%20Manager%20Assets%20provides,approve%20and%20publish%20content%20faster.
  2. https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/integration/salesforce.html?lang=en

Hope it helps!

Thanks,
Kiran Vedantam

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    user21583Accepted solution
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    February 22, 2023

    Hi @manu_mathew_ ,

     

    What exactly do you want to migrate? May I know the scope and existing functionality?


    AEM provides rich customer experience to organizations like creating/managing content or Integration with other Adobe Marketing Cloud and Experience Cloud tools or Enhance SEO and user experiences or Headless CMS capabilities or 
    you can however leverage integrating to AEM (not sure if it fits your requirement) which can enhance your capabilities.

    AEM is known to be an enterprise-friendly web content management solution mainly because of its robustness, personalized content delivery, and easy third-party integrations. Adobe Experience Manager follows a flexible approach, perfect for meeting rapidly-changing consumer demands and improving website user experiences considerably.

     

    you can also consider integrating it:
    https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-manager-65/administering/integration/salesforce.html?lang=en

    Also, 
    there is a lightning component in Salesforce that you can expose in AEM to work as a headless concept.

    Thanks,
    Sagar Verliani

      Manu_Mathew_
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      Manu_Mathew_Community AdvisorAuthor
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      February 22, 2023

      Thanks, @user21583  @kiran_vedantam  for the replies.

      Also want to get some view on Salesforce CMS-https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?language=en_US&id=sf.community_managed_content_overview.htm&type=5

       

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