My use cases for Adobe Commerce involve projects with specific customers and different industries. Most of them were projects where customers were migrating from either an open-source version of Adobe Commerce or from another vendor, and they wanted to get more flexibility, so they moved to Adobe Commerce. I was responsible for the leadership of the project and support and maintenance as well. I am currently using the AI capabilities of Adobe Commerce. We are trying to experiment a bit on the value that we can get out of it and also provide to the customer. It is still in a POC phase as of now.
At our company, we use Adobe Commerce to support a couple of system integrations. The solution is used for real-time data fetching from the back-end of SAP ERP solution. Our organization deploys Adobe Commerce for various system environments.
Delivery Manager at a tech services company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 10
Feb 28, 2024
Adobe Commerce is where most of our product inventory information is shared, including price books and all logic and conditions about how to display a variable differently to different users. A piece of Adobe Commerce is used with a bit of personalization on top of it.
Magento replaced one of the old platforms at HP, where I used to work, for e-commerce at HP Broadcom stores, which was pretty much our front-end platform for e-commerce. HP's online stores are hosted on Magento nowadays. We had to develop many capabilities along with Magento's capabilities, including, for example, payment gateway integration, rating reviews, suppliers, and fulfillment partners integration. So we did a kind of end-to-end setup of Magento from a commerce perspective in some of the countries, and with all the peculiarities of each country, we had to make Magento adaptable for countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. So, we had to meet with all the legal and customer experience needed for those specific countries where we deployed Magento. Though it was pretty much the same store, for some kind of improvements or enhancements, we had to do something local from a business perspective or for legal and tax-related purposes.
Head of Service Delivery at a tech services company with 201-500 employees
Consultant
Apr 1, 2021
I was working as a service delivery manager in the Middle East. That's where I did Magento implementation for B2B. Currently, I am refreshing my knowledge. I am using the open-source version.
Magento 2 is basically a B2C solution for online retail shops. Our clients are majorly small to medium-sized businesses who are using this product to sell online and manage their orders. They also manage their products, catalog, and customers using it. Our company includes a structure that caters to the needs of companies who are already using Magneto 2. We have a development team, a DevOps team, and a marketing team. We provide all of the services required to manage, maintain, develop, and implement this solution for our clients under one roof.
I work mostly with clients who have online businesses and clients who are entrepreneurs who have new online businesses and want to expand them. I sit down with these clients, understand their business, and lay out their online business plan. We set up a framework for the business, then we set up their website and application so that they can sell their products online, very conveniently. I provide a solution to ensure that any brand, user or online merchant can sell their products online. I am self-employed, but I do have a firm set up here in India for tax purposes. There are certain rules and regulations regarding taxation so my firm who provides certain additional support when we have a large set of tasks and work to support. I do work by myself most of the time, but there is always additional support if there is an influx of tasks or assistance needed. Mostly, the clients need an e-commerce solution; whoever has an offline business or has any stores or physical setup, but they want to venture into an online business to sell their products. These clients use my services to set up their online business. A few examples would be grocery clients want to sell their products online, or clients from the clothing industries, or from the mechanical industry who have their own registered instruments and they want to sell online. In those cases, they use my services so that they can set up an online shop where they could conveniently manage their inventories and I would be able to handle their online sales. These are the areas where clients use us as a service provider.
We used Magento to build an online shopping website for one of our biggest web design clients. Our client wanted a fast and easy solution and did not mind using a pre-made template.
The software application is extremely extensible if you are certified. It's really effective and versatile. With the best hosting on location it can be extremely quick. The admin is quickly personalized as well.
Adobe Commerce offers IT teams a versatile solution to effortlessly launch personalized commerce experiences while ensuring security and speed, all without starting from scratch. It provides a solid foundation of commerce functionality that allows businesses to swiftly enter the market with confidence. With pre-configured composable services, businesses can easily deploy and integrate these services to enhance their commerce foundation. The platform also supports the creation and integration...
My use cases for Adobe Commerce involve projects with specific customers and different industries. Most of them were projects where customers were migrating from either an open-source version of Adobe Commerce or from another vendor, and they wanted to get more flexibility, so they moved to Adobe Commerce. I was responsible for the leadership of the project and support and maintenance as well. I am currently using the AI capabilities of Adobe Commerce. We are trying to experiment a bit on the value that we can get out of it and also provide to the customer. It is still in a POC phase as of now.
The solution is useful in the area of e-commerce.
At our company, we use Adobe Commerce to support a couple of system integrations. The solution is used for real-time data fetching from the back-end of SAP ERP solution. Our organization deploys Adobe Commerce for various system environments.
We use the solution to build a tailor-made website and e-commerce system. It's working with internal platforms and operations on the platform.
Adobe Commerce is where most of our product inventory information is shared, including price books and all logic and conditions about how to display a variable differently to different users. A piece of Adobe Commerce is used with a bit of personalization on top of it.
Magento replaced one of the old platforms at HP, where I used to work, for e-commerce at HP Broadcom stores, which was pretty much our front-end platform for e-commerce. HP's online stores are hosted on Magento nowadays. We had to develop many capabilities along with Magento's capabilities, including, for example, payment gateway integration, rating reviews, suppliers, and fulfillment partners integration. So we did a kind of end-to-end setup of Magento from a commerce perspective in some of the countries, and with all the peculiarities of each country, we had to make Magento adaptable for countries like Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. So, we had to meet with all the legal and customer experience needed for those specific countries where we deployed Magento. Though it was pretty much the same store, for some kind of improvements or enhancements, we had to do something local from a business perspective or for legal and tax-related purposes.
It is an e-commerce solution used for its web trap functionality, especially for B2B and B2C businesses.
I use the solution for mainly B2C e-commerce. We use the product to develop e-commerce websites.
We use this product mainly for E-commerce websites.
Magento is used as an eCommerce platform.
My clients use this solution for an e-commerce platform, mostly for retail.
I was working as a service delivery manager in the Middle East. That's where I did Magento implementation for B2B. Currently, I am refreshing my knowledge. I am using the open-source version.
Magento 2 is basically a B2C solution for online retail shops. Our clients are majorly small to medium-sized businesses who are using this product to sell online and manage their orders. They also manage their products, catalog, and customers using it. Our company includes a structure that caters to the needs of companies who are already using Magneto 2. We have a development team, a DevOps team, and a marketing team. We provide all of the services required to manage, maintain, develop, and implement this solution for our clients under one roof.
I work mostly with clients who have online businesses and clients who are entrepreneurs who have new online businesses and want to expand them. I sit down with these clients, understand their business, and lay out their online business plan. We set up a framework for the business, then we set up their website and application so that they can sell their products online, very conveniently. I provide a solution to ensure that any brand, user or online merchant can sell their products online. I am self-employed, but I do have a firm set up here in India for tax purposes. There are certain rules and regulations regarding taxation so my firm who provides certain additional support when we have a large set of tasks and work to support. I do work by myself most of the time, but there is always additional support if there is an influx of tasks or assistance needed. Mostly, the clients need an e-commerce solution; whoever has an offline business or has any stores or physical setup, but they want to venture into an online business to sell their products. These clients use my services to set up their online business. A few examples would be grocery clients want to sell their products online, or clients from the clothing industries, or from the mechanical industry who have their own registered instruments and they want to sell online. In those cases, they use my services so that they can set up an online shop where they could conveniently manage their inventories and I would be able to handle their online sales. These are the areas where clients use us as a service provider.
We used Magento to build an online shopping website for one of our biggest web design clients. Our client wanted a fast and easy solution and did not mind using a pre-made template.
The software application is extremely extensible if you are certified. It's really effective and versatile. With the best hosting on location it can be extremely quick. The admin is quickly personalized as well.