Adobe Certified Expert - Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner Practice Exam

Adobe Certified Expert - Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner Practice Exam

Adobe Certified Expert - Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner (AEM BP) Exam validates your understanding of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) from a business user perspective. The exam requires familiarity with the core functionalities of AEM, including content management, personalization, and analytics. This includes understanding the roles and responsibilities of different teams involved in AEM implementations, such as developers, marketers, and content creators.

Who should take the exam?

The exam is suited for:

• Solution consultant
• Consumer experience
• Product owner for a solution being designed and implemented, business analyst, solution architect

Experience required:

• A minimum of 0-12 months of experience utilizing and configuring Adobe Cloud Manager
• A minimum of 0-12 months of experience with AEM functionalities and capabilities necessary for collaborating with developers to devise business solutions
• A minimum of 0-12 months of experience in configuring, implementing, and overseeing Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment tasks
• Proficiency in working with Adobe Managed Services and Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service, including the ability to establish Adobe Experience Manager environments and infrastructure.

Candidates should also have:

• Proficiency in utilizing AEM products for content management to enhance digital experiences
• Familiarity with the available modules and their functionalities
• In-depth knowledge of modules such as Sites, Assets, and Forms.

Exam Details

• Exam Code: AD0-E126
• Exam Name: Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner
• Exam Languages: English
• Time Duration: 110 mins
• Passing Score: 33/50
• Level: Professional (0-12 months’ experience)

Adobe Experience Manager Business Practitioner Exam Course Outline 

The Exam covers the given topics  - 

Section 1: Overview of Education (22%)

• Identifying AEM features and capabilities
• Describing AEM features that meet business needs
• Describing procedural concepts necessary to conduct training for content editors

Section 2: Understand Architecture (22%)

• Identifying information architecture appropriate to meet business needs using either on-prem or Adobe hosted (Cloud) environment
• Describing how AEM connects with third-party services
• Identifying where to define roles and permissions
• Given a scenario, define available caching approaches

Section 3: Learn Business Analysis (43%)

• Given a scenario, identify standard modules of AEM that address customer business problems
• Identifying content management concepts for AEM modules
• Identify typical project stakeholders
• Identifying realistic collaboration scenarios between involved teams
• Given a scenario, describe a correct approach to meet business goals while remaining within budget and/or scope
• Identifying ways to connect business goals with the development team

Section 4: Setup and implementation (13%)

• Identify best AEM practices to use content components
• Given a scenario, identify the correct implementation of a feature