Texts will be organised
across platforms
In future, Adobe Experience Manager Assets will function as a unified text database in which all three teams’ articles and pieces are stored and accessible. This would mean, for example, that a text originally published in ACE LENKRAD could be very easily picked up by the website editors, adapted to the specifications of the website and published quickly. The first step has already been taken: Adobe Experience Manager Assets is connected to the Simple Workspace editorial tool via the flexible API, which enables seamless integration with various third-party systems. The editors of ACE LENKRAD use this tool to create the magazine. The texts can simply be dragged & dropped from Adobe Experience Manager Assets into the appropriate template in the editorial system – and the article is automatically formatted with the desired layout.
At the moment, this is only a one-way street, since the texts edited in the editorial tool are not automatically reflected back into Adobe Experience Manager Assets. But the website’s move to Adobe Experience Manager Sites also makes this possible – and provides further improvements in efficiency. “Stability and security were decisive factors for us when choosing Adobe Experience Manager,” so Anja Smetanin. “So, we got all our applications from a single source and can rely on the solutions working together seamlessly. At the same time, the API allows us to continue working with our usual editorial system. It was clear to us that we needed a future-proof, cloud-based solution that would grow with our requirements.”