# AEM Sites > Adobe Experience Manager Sites is Adobe’s enterprise content management system for websites. We implement and modernize AEM Sites: component libraries and templates, content models, integrations and performance, on AEM as a Cloud Service and alongside Edge Delivery Services. - Canonical: https://www.source360group.com/aem/sites/ - Publisher: Source 360 Group ## Problems we solve - Pages that are slow for visitors or painful for authors - A component library that grew without standards - Content models that make reuse and personalization hard - Integrations that break on every upgrade - An older AEM Sites platform that needs to move to the cloud ## What we do - AEM Sites implementation and architecture - Component development with Core Components and editable templates - Content modeling with Content Fragments and Experience Fragments - Headless and hybrid delivery with GraphQL - Integrations with Adobe Analytics, Target, Real-Time CDP and Commerce - Performance tuning, caching and dispatcher configuration - Modernization and migration to AEM as a Cloud Service ## How we approach it 1. **Review:** Look at the architecture, components, content model and performance today. 2. **Design:** Agree on the component library, templates and content model. 3. **Build:** Develop, integrate and test, with authors involved early. 4. **Optimize:** Tune performance, and move suitable page families to Edge Delivery Services. ## Adobe products involved - AEM Sites - Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service - Edge Delivery Services - Universal Editor - Content Fragments - AEM Assets ## Common questions ### What is AEM Sites? AEM Sites is the website part of Adobe Experience Manager. Teams use it to build, author, personalize and publish enterprise websites, usually on AEM as a Cloud Service. ### How does AEM Sites relate to AEM as a Cloud Service? AEM as a Cloud Service is how AEM is hosted and run today. AEM Sites runs on it, along with AEM Assets and AEM Forms. ### Should we use AEM Sites or Edge Delivery Services? Often both. Edge Delivery Services suits fast marketing pages and forms. AEM Sites suits complex, personalized or heavily integrated experiences. They work together on the same AEM. ## Related - Offer: AEM Cloud Readiness (https://www.source360group.com/offers/aem-cloud-readiness/) - Problem: AEM implementation rescue (https://www.source360group.com/problems/aem-implementation-rescue/) - Problem: Moving to AEM as a Cloud Service (https://www.source360group.com/problems/aem-cloud-migration/) Next step: Talk to us about AEM Sites (https://www.source360group.com/contact/?interest=AEM%20Sites)