A media customer wants to implement an enterprise DAM to manage their assets. The customer works closely with third-party agencies who build and deliver bulk creatives for their projects. The…

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Options

• AA Dynamic Media
• BAn integration with Adobe Creative Cloud
• CAn AEM Assets with Adobe Asset Link
• DA translation workflow

• A
  20% (4)
• B
  75% (15)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

B and C are correct because the scenario has two key requirements: third-party agencies delivering bulk creatives, and marketers managing those assets. Adobe Asset Link (C) is a plugin built into Creative Cloud apps (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) that lets agency creatives check assets in/out directly from AEM Assets - eliminating manual uploads and preserving metadata and version history. The Creative Cloud integration (B) complements this by enabling bulk asset sync and delivery from agency CC workflows directly into the enterprise DAM.

A (Dynamic Media) is a distractor because it's a delivery/transformation service for rendering assets on-the-fly for web and mobile - it's about publishing, not about managing how agencies deliver creatives into the DAM. D (Translation workflow) is irrelevant here since the scenario has no localization or multilingual content requirement.

Memory tip: "Agencies live in Creative Cloud, so the correct answers must connect Creative Cloud to AEM." Both B and C are essentially two sides of the same bridge - Asset Link is the plugin; Creative Cloud integration is the handshake.

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