In Experience Manager, we perform authoring tasks. For example, if I need to add a form to my website, I need to author it from the Web Experience Manager, and then that will be available. However, that requires a release and everything. With Adobe Target, we can create an Experience Fragment and export and import it into Adobe Target, and we can use that Experience Fragment as content on the website. This does not require a release, and we save a lot of time in that process. We have saved a lot of development time. Usually, if we have to push changes to production, we need to go through a release cycle. We need to push our changes to QA, stage, and then production. We have a sprint of twenty-one days. With Adobe Target, if we want to do a hotfix or something of that kind, we can do it immediately, test it immediately, and push it to production without a release cycle. This saves money, time, and resources.
