Enterprise delivery · Adobe Experience Manager
Let the platform carry the complexity.
From AEM 6.5 and on-premises migrations to AEMaaCS, through components, AEM Assets, Dynamic Media, workflows, accessibility, and Edge Delivery Services.
Read the case studyThe platform brief
AEM programs span code, content, and operations.
AEM work touches content modeling, component architecture, cloud migration, AEM Assets, Dynamic Media, authoring workflows, accessibility, frontend delivery, and the operating realities of large organizations.
Enterprise CMS programs need to support authors, platform teams, marketing workflows, and release governance at the same time. Component decisions have long operational tails.
Specific AEM offerings
Capability across the AEM lifecycle.
Support can begin with one constrained component problem or extend across a full modernization program. The common thread is a delivery model that authors, engineers, platform teams, and program owners can operate together.
AEM 6.5 and on-premises to AEMaaCS
Migration planning and implementation across code, content, integrations, Dispatcher configuration, and the operating changes that come with cloud service.
Core Components and custom components
Authorable component systems built around the right balance of Adobe Core Components, proxy patterns, and purpose-built behavior.
AEM Assets and DAM
Asset architecture and operations that keep large libraries searchable, governed, and usable across sites and delivery channels.
Dynamic Media and asset delivery
Responsive asset transformation and delivery shaped for web, mobile, campaign, and other experience surfaces.
Edge Delivery Services
Performance-first delivery evaluated as its own architectural path—or as a deliberate coexistence strategy alongside AEM Sites.
Program delivery and accessibility
Technical leadership that connects roadmap, release planning, author experience, accessibility, quality, and cross-team execution.
Component architecture
A component is a contract, not a rectangle.
Core Components provide a durable starting point; proxy components, purpose-built HTL and Sling Models, and carefully constrained author dialogs extend the system only where the experience genuinely requires it.
Flexible enough for authors. Predictable enough for the platform.
ActionThe component explains itself through useful labels, constraints, and predictable defaults.
It can participate in a page system without creating one-off layout or content rules.
Failure states, caching, dependencies, and release responsibility remain understandable.
Migration discipline
Move from on-premises to cloud without losing the system.
An AEM 6.5 or on-premises migration to AEMaaCS is more than content transfer. Custom code, integrations, workflows, Dispatcher configuration, authoring behavior, and release operations must move through one visible sequence.
- 01
Inventory
Understand AEM versions, templates, components, content, integrations, workflows, and ownership.
- 02
Classify
Separate what should be preserved, consolidated, redesigned, or retired.
- 03
Map
Define the AEMaaCS destination, component contracts, Dispatcher changes, and migration rules.
- 04
Move
Move code and content in controlled slices with dependencies and exceptions visible.
- 05
Validate
Check authoring, content fidelity, Dynamic Media, accessibility, and delivery behavior.
- 06
Release
Coordinate Cloud Manager releases, cutover, monitoring, ownership, and the next safe change.
AEMaaCS and Edge Delivery Services can support different needs. The decision should follow the content model, authoring workflow, performance requirements, and operating constraints.
AEM Sites on AEMaaCS
For programs centered on AEM authoring, Core Components, established workflows, and cloud-managed delivery.
Edge Delivery Services
For performance-first experiences where the authoring and delivery model benefits from a distinct modern path.
What the work leaves behind
A platform that is easier to publish, change, and trust.
Cloud migration paths shaped around code, content, Dispatcher, and release constraints
Core Component and custom component systems aligned with authoring operations
Delivery choices that account for accessibility, performance, and long-term ownership
Platform surface
The strongest enterprise platform feels deliberate at every layer—and surprisingly quiet to the people using it.
A calmer platform
Make enterprise content easier to move.
Next up