Adobe Experience Manager - Sites Business Practitioner Expert Certification

Exam details	Level: Expert (1-3 years’ experience) Passing Score: 32/50 Time: 100 mins Delivery: Online proctored (requires camera access) Available languages: English, Japanese Cost: $225 (global) / $150 (India) Exam ID: AD0-E121 (English), AD0-E121-J (Japanese)
Intended audience	Solution consultant Consumer experience professionals Product owners of solution being designed and implemented Business analysts Solution architects Individuals in partner organizations and freelancers who perform an analyst job role for AEM solutions Marketing specialists who know the features and capabilities needed to engage developers to define a solution for business needs Customers who use the product (that is, Power Users)
Minimum experience	You should have: Experience with AEM features and capabilities needed to engage developers to find business solutions The ability to use AEM products to manage content to drive digital experiences An understanding of what modules are present A deeper insight into modules such as Sites, Assets, and Forms Additionally, you should be familiar with the following technologies and environments: Content management tools Digital asset management tools Projects Forms Experience fragments and content fragments Screens Workflows Launches CRXDE Lite User administration Multi-site management Monitoring tools Versioning Personalization and context hub SPA Editor Tagging Browser usage General understanding of the Web Responsive web design concepts
Exam objectives and scope	This section provides information on the exam content. Section 1: Education (22%) List relevant AEM features and capabilities Recommend how to leverage AEM features to meet business needs Apply procedural concepts necessary to conduct training for content editors Section 2: Architecture (24%) Recommend an Information Architecture to leverage AEM Standard Features to meet business needs using on-prem or Adobe hosted (Cloud) environment Describe how AEM integrates with third-party services Determine how to define roles and permissions Describe caching approaches Section 3: Business Analysis (38%) Map standard modules of AEM to different business problems for the customer Apply content management concepts for AEM modules Identify typical project stakeholders Apply procedural concepts necessary to support collaboration of all parties involved Determine how to meet the core business goals while remaining within budget and/or scope Determine how questions from developers should be answered with respect to the business goals Section 4: Setup and Implementation (16%) Determine how to configure and use content components to show best practices of AEM Verify the correct implementation of features, and locate and describe occurring errors