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Benefits of Leveraging AEM Consulting Services for Businesses

In today's competitive business landscape, companies are constantly seeking ways to enhance their digital presence and streamline their operations. One powerful solution that has emerged to meet these demands is Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). However, navigating the complexities of AEM implementation and optimization can be challenging without the right expertise. This is where AEM Consulting Services comes into play, offering businesses invaluable support and guidance in harnessing the full potential of this powerful platform.

Benefits of Leveraging AEM Consulting Services

1. Expert Guidance: AEM Consulting Services provides access to a team of experienced professionals who possess in-depth knowledge and expertise in AEM implementation and optimization. These experts offer invaluable guidance throughout the entire process, from initial planning to execution and beyond.

2. Customized Solutions: Every business is unique, with its own set of challenges and objectives. AEM Consulting Services recognize this fact and offer customized solutions tailored to the specific needs of each client. Whether it's developing a comprehensive digital strategy or fine-tuning existing AEM implementations, these services are designed to meet the individual requirements of businesses of all sizes.

3. Maximized ROI: Implementing AEM can be a significant investment for businesses. However, without proper guidance, companies risk falling short of realizing the full return on investment (ROI) that AEM has to offer. AEM Consulting Services help businesses maximize their ROI by optimizing their AEM implementations, driving greater efficiency, and delivering measurable results.

4. Enhanced User Experience: In today's digital age, user experience (UX) plays a critical role in determining the success of a business. AEM Consulting Services focus on enhancing the UX of digital experiences by leveraging the advanced capabilities of AEM. From creating seamless omnichannel experiences to optimizing website performance, these services are dedicated to delivering exceptional user experiences that drive customer satisfaction and loyalty.

5. Continuous Support and Maintenance: The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and businesses must adapt to stay ahead of the curve. It provide ongoing support and maintenance to ensure that AEM implementations remain up-to-date and aligned with evolving industry standards and best practices. This proactive approach helps businesses avoid costly disruptions and stay competitive in an ever-changing marketplace.

Conclusion

In conclusion, AEM Consulting Services offers businesses a multitude of benefits, ranging from expert guidance and customized solutions to maximized ROI and enhanced user experiences. By leveraging these services, businesses can unlock the full potential of Adobe Experience Manager and position themselves for success in today's digital world. Whether embarking on a new AEM implementation or optimizing an existing one, partnering with AEM Consulting Services, such as those provided by Deftsoft, is a strategic decision that can yield significant rewards in the long run.

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What You'll Learn:*

The essential habits of successful entrepreneurs

How to effectively manage your time and resources

Strategies for scaling your business sustainably

Tips for building a strong, motivated team

Innovative marketing techniques to boost your brand

[distinguisheddestinycreator]

Gwen from Migration is adorable, so I decided to draw her!❤️🥰🦆💕

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Boost your online store with Evrig, one of the top ecommerce marketing agencies. As a leading ecommerce digital agency, we offer SEO, PPC, content, and CRO services tailored for eCommerce success. Drive traffic & grow sales today!

[minifin64]

AFFINITY SUITE HAS A 6 MONTH FREE TRIAL???

THE CURRENT VERSION IS A ONE-TIME PURCHASE FOR LESS THAN 200 USD AND YOU CAN UPGRADE TO FUTURE VERSIONS IN THE FUTURE FOR A DISCOUNT??

?!?!??!!?

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Adobe ColdFusion to Lucee Migration

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Visa processing support

When you need reliable assistance with visa processing, Immigration Services is here to provide expert support. Our dedicated team specializes in handling all aspects of visa processing suppot, from initial application to final approval. We offer personalized guidance to ensure that your visa application is completed accurately and submitted in a timely manner, helping you navigate complex requirements and avoid common pitfalls. Whether you're applying for a tourist visa, work visa, or any other type of visa, Immigration Services is committed to streamlining the process and addressing any issues that may arise. For efficient and thorough visa processing support, visit our website to learn how Immigration Services can make your application process smooth and successful. Read More

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best migration consultancy for Canada

When looking for the best migration consultancy for Canada, Immigration Services offers top-tier expertise and personalized support to help you achieve your Canadian immigration goals. Our consultancy is known for providing comprehensive assistance with a range of services, including visa applications, permanent residency, work permits, and study permits. We focus on understanding your specific needs and guiding you through the complexities of Canadian immigration laws with efficiency and accuracy. With a proven track record of successful applications and a dedicated team of professionals, Immigration Services is your trusted partner for navigating the Canadian immigration process. Visit our website to learn more about how our expert consultancy can make your move to Canada smooth and successful. Read More

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Germany Opportunity Card

The Germany Opportunity Card is a strategic immigration initiative designed to attract elite international talent to Germany. This program streamlines the process for highly skilled professionals to obtain a work visa and relocate to Germany, addressing critical labor shortages in key sectors. Applicants are assessed based on their qualifications, work experience, and language proficiency, with a focus on those who bring exceptional skills and expertise. By facilitating the entry of top-tier talent, the Germany Opportunity Card aims to bolster the country's economy and support its growth through the infusion of global expertise. For the latest details on eligibility and application procedures, prospective applicants should consult the German Federal Employment Agency or the official immigration website. Read More

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AEM Component and Template Auditor

The "Component and Template Auditor" allows you to analyze your project, identifying components and templates with zero references. This knowledge empowers you to make informed decisions regarding whether to keep or remove them.

Problem Statement: How can we effectively assess whether the components and templates within our project structure are actively used on web pages? This knowledge is crucial for making informed decisions regarding component and template maintenance. Introduction: When organizations undertake AEM upgrades or migrations, they often introduce new components and templates following revised project…

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Adobe Commerce Cloud vs. Salesforce Commerce Cloud

The foundation of your online business relies on your preferred e-commerce platform. Therefore, your business success heavily relies on the platform that you choose.

Adobe Commerce Cloud previously known as Magento Cloud accounts for 12% of all online stores globally. Whereas 23.4% of all Salesforce commerce cloud stores are present in the US. Thus, being informed about the capabilities of these platforms can help you pick out the appropriate platform.

What are the differences between Adobe Commerce Cloud and Salesforce Commerce Cloud?

Let’s explore the key points that differentiate Adobe Commerce Cloud from Salesforce Commerce Cloud. This way, you can decide which is suitable – Adobe Commerce Cloud Migration or Salesforce.

Platform Type

When it comes to Adobe Commerce, the platform has two versions: an on-premise and a cloud version. It is open-source and highly customizable so you will have full control of the platform and its features. It supports businesses from small to medium and enterprise level. It is a platform as a service.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud is available as Software as a service. Unlike Adobe Commerce it is entirely hosted on Salesforce cloud. It has limited customization capabilities. It is usually distributed in two versions: Salesforce B2C commerce and Salesforce B2B commerce.

Flexibility

Magento is an open-source platform which means that it offers a lot of flexibility to developers and store owners. It is the perfect option when you face an increased customer demand. You can also make use of third-party extensions to add new functionalities.

Salesforce doesn’t allow a lot of customization and flexibility. It offers critical integration like payment gateways and marketing tools. It is the perfect option for businesses that do not require a lot of customizations to function optimally.

Hosting

Hosting can affect a lot of factors such as performance, security, and website scalability. Thus, you should choose a good platform that offers good hosting.

Adobe Commerce allows you to choose a hosting that is suitable to your business requirements. You can choose to let Adobe handle your hosting or you can choose self-hosting. Added features such as Auto scaling and PCI compliance for transactions are readily available on this platform.

Salesforce ensures to handle your hosting for you. Thus, they handle the entire process of selecting, setting up as well as management, maintenance, and support.

Mobile-Friendly Experience

A whopping $431 billion in revenue was generated by retail mobile commerce sales in 2022 and nearly one out of three American customers use their mobile devices to make a purchase.

Adobe Commerce Cloud offers you the opportunity to turn your website into PWA. This ensures that your websites work across all devices and operating systems. It is a cost-effective and time-saving option.

Salesforce offers you the opportunity to optimize your website for mobile phones using third-party tools. However, you will have to develop separate apps for Android and iOS. The cost of development for this option may be high.

Thus, you can make improved decisions regarding your Adobe Commerce Cloud migration or salesforce migration with the above-mentioned insights.

[cctypical]

saw the fanarts being featured and had to whip out this idwtbamg sketchboard I’ve left decomposing in my camera roll for weeks

eclipse, miss and devoid from memory cuz I couldn’t be bothered to copy their designs at the time. I did them dirty lmao

timelapse cuz I liek showing the process

also I’ve migrated back to ibis paint x cuz I couldn’t get behind adobe fresco any longer

[specialagentartemis]

Hey, would you be willing to elaborate on that "disappearance of the Anasazi is bs" thing? I've heard something like that before but don't know much about it and would be interested to learn more. Or just like point me to a paper or yt video or something if you don't want to explain right now? Thanks!

I’m traveling to an archaeology conference right now, so this sounds like a great way to spend my airport time! @aurpiment you were wondering too—

“Anasazi” is an archaeological name given to the ancestral Puebloan cultural group in the US Southwest. It’s a Diné (Navajo) term and Modern Pueblos don’t like it and find it othering, so current archaeological best practices is to call this cultural group Ancestral Puebloans. (This is politically complicated because the Diné and Apache nations and groups still prefer “Anasazi” because through cultural interaction, mixing, and migration they also have ancestry among those people and they object to their ancestry being linguistically excluded… demonyms! Politically fraught always!)

However. The difficulties of explaining how descendant communities want to call this group kind of immediately shows: there are descendant communities. The “Anasazi” are Ancestral Purbloans. They are the ancestors of the modern Pueblos.

The Ancestral Puebloans as a distinct cultural group defined by similar material culture aspects arose 1200-500 BCE, depending on what you consider core cultural traits, and we generally stop talking about “Ancestral Puebloan” around 1450 CE. These were a group of people who lived in northern Arizona and New Mexico, and southern Colorado and Utah—the “Four Corners” region. There were of course different Ancestral Pueblo groups, political organizations, and cultures over the centuries—Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, Kayenta, Tusayan, Ancestral Hopi—but they generally share some traits like religious sodality worship in subterranean circular kivas, residence in square adobe roomblocks around central plazas, maize farming practices, and styles of coil-and-scrape constructed black-on-white and black-on-red pottery.

The most famous Ancestral Pueblo/“Anasazi” sites are the Cliff Palace and associated cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde in southwestern Colorado:

When Europeans/Euro-Americans first found these majestic places, people had not been living in them for centuries. It was a big mystery to them—where did the people who built these cliff cities go? SURELY they were too complex and dramatic to have been built by the Native people who currently lived along the Rio Grande and cited these places as the homes of their ancestors!

So. Like so much else in American history: this mystery is like, 75% racism.

But WHY did the people of Mesa Verde all suddenly leave en masse in the late 1200s, depopulating the whole Mesa Verde region and moving south? That was a mystery. But now—between tree-ring climatological studies, extensive archaeology in this region, and actually listening to Pueblo people’s historical narratives—a lot of it is pretty well-understood. Anything archaeological is inherently, somewhat mysterious, because we have to make our best interpretations of often-scant remaining data, but it’s not some Big Mystery. There was a drought, and people moved south to settle along rivers.

There’s more to it than that—the 21-year drought from 1275-1296 went on unusually long, but it also came at a time when the attempted re-establishment of Chaco cultural organization at the confusingly-and-also-racist-assuption-ly-named Aztec Ruin in northern New Mexico was on the decline anyway, and the political situation of Mesa Verde caused instability and conflict with the extra drought pressures, and archaeologists still strenuously debate whether Athabaskans (ancestors of the Navajo and Apache) moved into the Four Corners region in this time or later, and whether that caused any push-out pressures…

But when I tell people I study Southwest archaeology, I still often hear, “Oh, isn’t it still a big mystery, what happened to the Anasazi? Didn’t they disappear?”

And the answer is. They didn’t disappear. Their descendants simply now live at Hopi, Zuni, Taos, Picuris, Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Nambé, Ohkay Owingeh, Pojoaque, Sandia, San Felipe, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Tamaya/Santa Ana, Kewa/Santo Domingo, Tesuque, Zia, and Ysleta del Sur. And/or married into Navajo and Apache groups. The Anasazi/Ancestral Puebloans didn’t disappear any more than you can say the Ancient Romans disappeared because the Coliseum is a ruin that’s not used anymore. And honestly, for the majority of archaeological mysteries about “disappearance,” this is the answer—the socio-political organization changed to something less obvious in the archaeological record, but the people didn’t disappear, they’re still there.

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Homolovi

Homolovi or Homolovi State Park (formerly: Homolovi Ruins State Park) is a cluster of archaeological sites that contains the ruins of eight pre-Columbian Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) and Hopi pueblos in addition to some 300 other remains and petroglyphs. Homolovi lies within sight of the Little Colorado River in a floodplain, 2 km (4 miles) northeast of Winslow, Arizona in the United States. Archaeologists believe that Ancestral Puebloan peoples and the ancestors of the Hopi tribe once occupied these settlements, which spread out along a 32 km (19 miles) corridor on the Little Colorado River, at different intervals of time from c. 1250-1425 CE. Two pueblos - Homolovi I and Homolovi II - each contained more than 1,000 rooms in ancient times, and 40 ceremonial kivas are scattered throughout the park. The Homolovi ruins are unique in the ancient Southwest as they have helped archaeologists better understand the cultural transitions and social changes that occurred in the region during the 13th through 14th centuries CE. Four of the sites at Homolovi are listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, and the park is currently managed by the Arizona State Park system.

Geography & Prehistory

Homolovi or Homol'ovi is Hopi for “place of the little hills,” and Arizona's Hopi Reservation and Hopi Mesas are located only 84 km (52 miles) north of Homolovi. Lying in extreme close proximity to the Little Colorado River (Hopi: Paayu), Homolovi is situated in the Great Basin Area Desert Grasslands and is 130 km (80 miles) southeast of Flagstaff, Arizona, 117 km (73 miles) from Wupatki Pueblo, and 217 km (135 miles) west of Gallup, New Mexico. Homolovi covers a total area of 1,800 ha (4,500 acres) and sits at a high desert altitude of 1494 m (4,900 ft). Homolovi only receives about 178 mm (7 in) of precipitation annually.

Scientific and archaeological research has shown that nomadic, prehistoric peoples occupied the area that now comprises Homolovi intermittently from c. 4000 BCE- 400 CE. The Little Colorado River made the area somewhat attractive to an array of fauna: cottontail rabbits, jackrabbits, beavers, prairie dogs, porcupines, waterfowl, fish, elk, deer, and antelope come to the river seasonally. Ancient prehistoric peoples and tribes came occasionally to the region while hunting and migrating seasonally, but they did not construct settlements within the region until c. 500-600 CE. The reasons for this are likely due to the area's very dry climate and lack of wood and storable food resources. When possible and climatic conditions were favorable, early sedentary people hunted and gathered like their prehistoric forebears, but they also began farming, growing corn, beans, squash, and other small crops. It is also known that they grew cotton for textile production. Yucca and rice grass have grown in the area for several millennia, and indigenous people utilized rice grass as a staple food when the maize crop failed.

There were two periods of inhabitation of Homolovi prior to the construction of the pueblos at Homolovi in the 13th and 14th centuries CE: an Early Period from c. 600-900 CE and Middle Period from 1000-1225 CE. When favorable climatic conditions existed in the 11th and 12th centuries CE, indigenous peoples built small pit houses as opposed to large-scale constructions made of adobe. These earlier occupations of the area around Homolovi appear short-lived and sporadic, lasting around a decade or two. This pattern of periodic settlement and abandonment is likely due to changing local environmental conditions and the Little Colorado River. Depending on the year, the river could be bone-dry due to lack of rain or prone to flooding due to heavy snowfalls near the river's headwaters. It is known that the Little Colorado River was flooded regularly in the early 1200s CE and that the decades leading up to the 13th century CE were wet.

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Adobe ColdFusion 2023 Updates: New Features, Enhancements, and Migration Strategies