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  In this technological era where speed is everything, Single Page Applications (SPA) play a very vital role in terms of loading web pages. SPA is vital to meet the rising website expectations of today’s consumers. The seamless integration of SPA with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) goes ahead to offer a detailed solution for SPA within AEM. But why use SPA over the traditional multi-page applications? What is the reason that SPA is much more efficient in terms of speed and functionality?   Well, one of the biggest differences between SPA and MPA is that single-page applications only download the page once it is executed, and they only download the page in question. This is completely unlike a multiple-page application, which downloads the entire application at once. Therefore, in terms of interactivity and user experience, SPA is considerably faster and better than MPA.    It’s a lot easier for the user to navigate through multiple web pages without having to wait for them to load. Thi

With technological innovation happening at an untenable pace, customer expectations and demands have also increased. They are just not happy with the old-school ways of doing stuff. This is why brands have to rethink their go-to-market strategy and develop a new seamless digital marketing strategy that delivers personalized experiences across multiple touchpoints. To help you do just that, Adobe Enterprise Management (AEM) steps into the picture.   But what exactly is AEM? Well, in simple words, AEM is the one-stop solution to content complexity. It is integrated into the Adobe Experience Manager as a content management system (CMS), a cloud service, a Digital Asset Management System (DAMS), etc. In this day and age, it is of the essence that brands provide their customers with a personalized and omnichannel experience. Now, where does AEM as a Cloud Service fit into all this? Well, AEMaaCS (AEM as a Cloud Service) is a direct gateway to harnessing the power of cloud tech and using