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Challenges with Strapi

Despite Strapi’s strengths, it can present a steep learning curve for users unfamiliar with its Node.js environment. Maintaining the environment is an unnecessary headache, in our opinion.

Its dependency on developer expertise might pose challenges for smaller teams lacking technical skills. Being focused on headless architecture, Strapi may not cater to users seeking traditional CMS features out of the box. Additionally, users may encounter limitations with certain plugins or require custom development to fully realise project-specific requirements, potentially impacting initial setup time and cost efficiency.

Key Pain Points

•Steep learning curve
•Node.js knowledge required
•Developer expertise necessary
•Limited traditional CMS features
•Plugin limitations
•Custom development needs
•Longer initial setup
•Cost-efficiency concerns
•Smaller team challenges
•Dependency on integrations
•Requires technical resources
•Out-of-the-box feature gap

Benefits of Adobe Experience Manager

Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) excels as a comprehensive content management solution that seamlessly integrates with Adobe's suite of creative and marketing tools.

Its robust capabilities in digital asset management and content personalisation empower businesses to deliver targeted and consistent experiences across all customer touchpoints.

AEM’s scalable and flexible architecture supports enterprise-level operations, while its intuitive user interface enhances productivity by simplifying complex content workflows. The platform's seamless integration with Adobe Creative Cloud and Marketing Cloud further amplifies its value for creative teams.