Contentstack vs. Adobe Experience Manager
Composable DXP done right
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Forrester Wave Digital Experience Platforms, Q4 2023
Contentstack's roadmap features layered generative AI for brand intelligence, a personalization engine, and a visual builder. That's a course far more ambitious than its humble start as a cloud-native headless CMS.
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Stacks not suites
All-in-one legacy suites like AEM are holding enterprises back
Significant price hikes during renewal are a recurring reality for AEM customers, leading to poor total cost of ownership.
Technical debt from all-in-one legacy suites, hampering innovation.
Vendor lock-in, limiting access to best-of-breed MACH technology.
Slow development velocity and time-intensive upgrades, hindering adaptability to changing business needs.
Poor interoperability & integrations between Adobe's other in-suite products.
Lack of extensibility & integrations with 3rd party systems.
Adobe has been busy transitioning AEM to a cloud-native architecture since announcing cloud-service availability in 2020.
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Your stack, your way
More flexible than a legacy DXP like AEM: Build your tech stack with 100% composable MACH architecture.
More capable than a legacy CMS: Powered by the #1 enterprise-scale headless CMS.
More complete than a headless CMS: Open ecosystem, full-stack automation, and integrated front-end hosting options.
Contentstack Composable DXP
More flexible than legacy DXP solutions.
More complete than a headless CMS alone.
More capable than a legacy CMS.
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