Choosing Between Drupal and Adobe Experience Manager: A CMS Comparison
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Businesses evaluating content management systems (CMS) face a choice between Drupal and Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), each offering distinct advantages. A recent analysis by W3Techs reveals that 8.3% of the top 10,000 websites use Drupal, while 5.3% use AEM. Drupal's open-source nature allows extensive customization and a larger developer pool, whereas AEM's closed-source model involves significant licensing fees and a steeper learning curve. Despite these differences, both platforms are scalable and secure, making the decision dependent on specific business needs and resources. Dan Knauss, in an article for Multidots, also highlights WordPress as a viable alternative, combining open-source flexibility with user-friendly features.
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