On-demand webinar | 61 min | Free of charge
OpenClass for Adobe Experience Manager Sites
Summary
Immerse yourself in the possibilities of implementing Adobe Experience Manager Sites (AEM Sites) in your organisation and learn how AEM can help marketers to deliver relevant and consistent experiences into market faster and efficiently. We’ll dive into best practices, use cases and tips & tricks to help you gain a better understanding of AEM’s core capabilities, as well as a view into what the deployment process looks like.
Why attend this webinar?
In this session, we will cover:
-Application overview
-Product demo including tips and tricks
-Deploying AEM Sites: Design and Implementation considerations and best practices
-Trends and insights
Intended audience
CMS practitioners and leads, digital / customer experience managers, marketers involved in the creation of digital experiences, as well as marketing & IT decision makers.
Speaker
Hiro Awanohara
Senior Product Manager &
Regional Evangelist,
Adobe APAC
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Hiro Awanohara has worked with Adobe’s strategic / leading customers as a Consultant and Solution Consultant in the US and Japan since joining Adobe in 2010.
Leveraging his background as a marketer who has worked on driving strategy and execution for a variety of brands, Hiro has a proven track record in helping brands transform how they engage with their customers through the use of content, data and technology.
Varun Kapoor
Principal, Digital Strategy
Group, Adobe APAC
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Management consulting professional advising c-suite across industries on digital vision and innovation, capabilities, customer and employee experience, products and operations.
Puu Chyng Koh
Multi Solution Architect,
Adobe
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Puu Chyng joined Adobe in 2015 and is part of Adobe Singapore’s consulting team.
With over 10 years of experience in Adobe products, he has led engagements on implementations of Adobe Experience Manager, Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target.
He is focused on delivering value to customers in the SEA region, from SMEs to Enterprise businesses across a variety of industries, including airlines, education, financial services, telecommunications and electronics.