An Adobe Certified Expert demonstrates expertise in helping clients realize value in an Adobe solution. Adobe's certification exams follow industry-accepted procedures to ensure validity and reliability. We work with industry experts to create our exams, which represent real-world requirements and objectives for the job roles we certify. This guide is designed to provide the recommendations needed to prepare for your Adobe Certified Expert exam, and help you determine when you are ready to take the exam.
AEM Business Practitioner General ExamInformation
- Exam name: AEM Business Practitioner Exam
- Exam number: AD0-E102
- Number of questions: 50
- Time limit: 80 minutes
- Format: multiple choice, multiple select
- Language offered: English
- Delivery: online proctored (requires camera access) or test center proctored
- Passing score: All Adobe exams are reported on a scale of 300 to 700. The passing score for each exam is 550. For more information about scaled scoring.
AEM Business Practitioner Exam Target Audience
• Individuals in partner organizations and freelancers who perform an author or 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
• Customer Power Users or Product Owners
The AEM Business Practitioner Role
At a minimum, the Adobe-certified AEM Business Practitioner has experience with AEM features and capabilities needed to engage developers to find business solutions, a deep insight into modules such as Sites, Assets, and Forms, and an understanding of what modules are present and be able to recommend Adobe Experience Cloud solutions to meet business needs. It is recommended that the candidate has at least two years of relevant field experience before testing.
The minimally-qualified AEM Business Practitioner should be ableto perform the following tasks without any assistance:
- Understand the capabilities provided by out-of-the-box components available in AEM (what can and cannot be done), and when customer development is needed
- Use the AEM Content Management Systems (CMS)
- Use AEM to manage Digital Assets
- Use Experience Fragments
- Understand and participate in workflows
- Analyze business needs to identify a solution
- Create business requirements documents that developers can use in the creation of an AEM website
- Describe all the mobile capabilities of AEM (e.g., content services and responsive web design)
Nothing can guarantee that you will pass your test, however; the more practical work experiences you have and the more training you complete, the better your chances are to pass the test. Since Adobe exams measure knowledge and skills for a specific job role, one of the best ways to prepare for the exam is to ensure you have the minimum work experience, as described in this guide.
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