Module quiz

1. AEM site administrators who manage templates and components
2. Developers who build custom DAM integrations
3. Digital asset contributors who need to navigate the UI, organize and manage assets, work with metadata, participate in workflows, and distribute assets
4. Marketing analysts who report on asset performance metrics

1. Metadata is used only to track who created an asset and when it was uploaded
2. Metadata enables complex, efficient searches very quickly, increasing content velocity across the team
3. Metadata is exclusively used by developers to configure asset processing pipelines
4. Metadata replaces folder organization and makes folder structures unnecessary

1. Email delivery and FTP file transfer
2. SharePoint integration and Adobe Creative Cloud libraries
3. Dynamic Media and Brand Portal
4. AEM Sites pages and social media publishing

1. Financial approval processes for licensing purchased stock imagery
2. Legal review processes for copyright clearance
3. Basic business workflows, such as creative approval and publication, that govern the lifecycle of assets from creation through distribution
4. Automated A/B testing workflows for determining which asset version performs best

1. AEM no longer requires any configuration, making both IT and SMEs unnecessary
2. IT administrators are replaced entirely by marketing managers who handle all technical work
3. Subject matter experts, such as those proficient in Photoshop and Creative Cloud, can create profiles and configurations in AEM that allow day-to-day authors to manage assets without writing code, reducing dependence on IT for routine operations
4. Governance and metadata schemas are defined exclusively by content authors with no IT involvement