AD0-E121 · Question #21
A customer wants different teams to collaborate with each other by connecting Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets with Creative Cloud desktop apps: InDesign. Photoshop and Illustrator. Which AEM…
The correct answer is A. Adobe Asset Link. Adobe Asset Link (A) is correct because it is specifically designed to bridge AEM Assets with Creative Cloud desktop applications - InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator - allowing creative teams to browse, search, check out, and check in assets directly from within their CC…
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A customer wants different teams to collaborate with each other by connecting Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Assets with Creative Cloud desktop apps: InDesign. Photoshop and Illustrator. Which AEM feature can be used for this requirement?
Options
- AAdobe Asset Link
- BAsset link sharing
- CAEM Projects
- DDynamic Media
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A93% (25)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
Explanation
Adobe Asset Link (A) is correct because it is specifically designed to bridge AEM Assets with Creative Cloud desktop applications - InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator - allowing creative teams to browse, search, check out, and check in assets directly from within their CC apps without leaving their workflow.
Asset link sharing (B) refers to generating shareable links to individual assets for external distribution, not a deep integration with Creative Cloud apps. AEM Projects (C) is a project management feature for organizing tasks, timelines, and team members within AEM, not a CC desktop app connector. Dynamic Media (D) handles rich media delivery, video encoding, and image rendering at scale for web/mobile experiences - unrelated to Creative Cloud desktop integration.
Memory tip: Think "Adobe Asset Link" = the link between Adobe's two ecosystems (AEM Assets ↔ Creative Cloud). The word "Adobe" in the feature name is a clue that it's the official bridge between Adobe's own enterprise and creative tools.
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