In my ongoing efforts to help AEM developers do as little real work as possible, the latest release of the AEM Groovy Console now supports scheduled jobs, asynchronous script execution, downloads of script output, and configurable timeouts to interrupt long-running (or infinitely-looping) scripts. Scheduled Jobs Do you find yourself running the same scripts on aRead more

Fast-changing customer demands have transformed the way businesses conduct themselves, driving digital transformation at unprecedented speeds. As many companies enter their second month of remote operations, it’s time to evaluate what went well in the shift to digital, and where businesses can address pain points for employees and customers alike. In our weekly coffee chatsRead more

If your Adobe Experience Manager site is using asset renditions, perhaps you’ve noticed that renditions are not cached in Dispatcher alongside other assets.  While the default rendition URL appends a suffix to indicate the rendition name, the request shares the same path as the original asset, which causes a collision in the Dispatcher document rootRead more

The eCommerce industry is constantly growing and changing. And if your business doesn’t keep up with these changes, you could fall behind.

For brands who haven’t leveraged Cloud platforms, they are having a harder time being agile and adapting to the quickly-changing needs of customers, says Avionos CEO Scott Webb.

Cyber Monday sales hit $9.4 billion this year, up 19.7% from 2018, topping the $7.4 billion sold on Black Friday, according to data from Adobe Analytics. However, Cyber Monday is actually becoming less distinct from Black Friday, which posted nearly identical 19.6% year-over-year growth. The merging of digital and omnichannel shopping is blurring the lines between e-Commerce and brick-and-mortar, as well as whether deals are focused on one specific channel or day.

Amazon is best positioned to be the winner of this year’s holiday shopping season. But it will have to fight a tough battle against Walmart and Target.

Predictions of a looming recession don’t seem likely to hinder holiday shopping this year. Despite what some call an ‘unprecedented uncertainty’, analysts say that holiday shopping will increase manifold compared to the last year. This is the time for brick-and-mortar retailers to capitalize on their physical stores and bring in extra profits even as giants like Amazon continue to eat into their market share.

Retailers are readying themselves for the biggest shopping days of the year, beginning this week—and they’re hoping for windfall gains.

This year, retailers have fewer selling days to make their holiday coin. Lucky for them, the seasonal sales event still holds meaning for their customers.