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Adobe Experience Manager is now available as a cloud service!

Welcome to 2020. We are excited to announce Experience Manager’s new cloud-native offering, the latest evolution of our cloud offerings. Learn the latest, hear what customers are saying, and more. There are tips for your IT teams on how to assess and prepare for the transition to cloud service, resources to help you build practical skills, and plan your time with us at Adobe Summit.

Enjoy!
Introducing Adobe Experience Manager as a cloud service. Here’s what you need to know.
Three things IT needs to know in order to assess and prepare
You’re on the right path with managed services — it’s a cloud journey
Be the first to know what’s up next with release notes
Summit is coming! Here are some sneak peeks as to what to see.
Fast-track your Adobe expertise with Adobe Experience League

Introducing Adobe Experience Manager as a cloud service. Here’s what you need to know.

Available now for Adobe Experience Manager Sites and Assets, Experience Manager as a cloud service has the same rich capabilities, but re-architected as a cloud-native solution, bringing increased agility, flexibility, and scale. The result is greater business value (through higher content velocity and ROI on experiences), and continuous access to the latest experience management innovations. Check out what customers like Under Armour and ESRI are already saying, as well as find links explaining what it’s all about.

Experience Manager as a cloud service
Bloomberg analysis
Silicon Republic’s take

Three things IT needs to know in order to assess and prepare

Start your journey of transitioning to Experience Manager as cloud service today, by following best practices that will help you get the most out of your investment in Experience Manager today, and also prepare you for a cloud-native future.

1. How to assess your current implementation for ease of transition
2. Ways to modernize to touch UI
3. How to adopt Cloud Manager (for managed services customers)

Better yet, find out in person at the Modernizing Adobe Experience Manager lab at Summit!

You’re on the right path with managed services — it’s a cloud journey

As a managed services customer, you will continue to receive innovations through quarterly service packs. By being on Experience Manager 6.5, using Cloud Manager, and participating in quarterly updates, you can continue to get access to new functionality and cloud-native features to quickly deliver your business innovations faster than ever.

Did you watch our latest Cloud Manager Skill Builder webinar in December? It’s a great tutorial on how to integrate Cloud Manager with other CI/CD tools.

Be the first to know what’s up next with release notes

Curious about what’s coming in the next version of Experience Manager? Check out the release notes quarterly. You’ll get your updates more regularly in order to make new feature adoption easier than ever.

Summit is coming! Here are some sneak peeks as to what to see.

Summit is a great week full of innovation and peer networking. But it can also be overwhelming with all the choices. That’s why we’ve collated some session choices we think you’ll find especially useful.

S226 Adobe Experience Manager as a cloud service: Top Innovations
S229 Tips & Tricks: Gain Agility with DevOps for Adobe Experience Manager
S202 Adobe Experience Manager Sites: Top Innovations
S204 Content for ANYWHERE: Making Omnichannel Experiences a Reality with Ease
S215 Content Strategy and Architecture: The Infrastructure Behind the Interface
S213 Cost Down, Value Up: Modernizing Digital Forms with AI and Machine Learning

Fast-track your Adobe expertise with Adobe Experience League.

With any powerful set of tools, there is a lot to learn. That’s why we created Adobe Experience League. We’re here to help, so you can learn about the solutions you use on a daily basis at your own pace, with step-by-step recommendations, community, curated content, events, and more.