/ AI Migration Accelerator
A reusable Sitecore-to-AEM-as-a-Cloud-Service accelerator with Edge Delivery Services — EMA-first, so Adobe's AI migration agents transform static content into EDS blocks while a reusable dynamic-content engine handles the datasource, API, and integration-driven scenarios rendered HTML alone can't reproduce.
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/ The accelerator
An EMA-first, two-track accelerator for Sitecore-to-AEM/EDS migrations — Adobe's AI agents handle the static content, a reusable engine handles the dynamic, and customer specifics live in configuration, not hard-coded work.
Wherever rendered Sitecore HTML carries enough to build the target, Adobe EMA agents discover, extract, and transform it into EDS-compatible blocks — the AI-driven standard path for static and HTML-oriented content.
Datasource-, API-, and logic-driven components can't be rebuilt from a rendered snapshot. Our reusable engine discovers the underlying data and dependency, classifies each component, and maps it to the right EDS block or integration pattern.
Both tracks converge on a canonical content model, so source extraction is separated from target transformation and customer-specific mapping is expressed as configuration — reusable across migrations, not rewritten each time.
/ What moves
Each content type is routed to the right mechanism — EMA agents for what renders cleanly, the Dynamic Accelerator for what doesn't — then normalized, mapped, and validated against the source.
Templates and rendered pages converted to EDS documents and blocks by Adobe EMA agents, with orchestration and validation layered on.
Structured, authored content mapped through the canonical model with schema, field, and transformation rules — not scraped from HTML.
Components backed by datasources, APIs, commerce, or search discovered, classified, and rebuilt as the equivalent EDS block or integration.
Images, documents, and metadata migrated with duplicate handling, reference resolution, and validation.
URL structure preserved and redirects mapped through the transformation pipeline, with validation rules to protect SEO.
Internal references and content dependencies resolved against the canonical model so nothing breaks on the target.
Reusable site and language mapping patterns for multi-site, multi-language Sitecore implementations.
API-driven and third-party scenarios handled via reusable adapters; personalization and runtime logic assessed for an EDS-compatible replacement.
/ How we build
A discovery accelerator analyses Sitecore templates, renderings, components, content tree, datasources, assets, integrations, languages, and volumes — the full landscape before any content moves.
Output: a complete source inventory and migration backlog.Every item is separated into static/HTML, structured, dynamic, and integration-driven content — so each pattern is routed to EMA agents or the Dynamic Accelerator, whichever reproduces it faithfully.
Output: a per-pattern routing decision for the whole estate.EMA agents pull suitable HTML and content, while Brainvire extraction services handle datasources, linked items, and API-driven data that a rendered snapshot can't expose.
Output: raw source content and structured data, captured.Source content is converted into a canonical content model, so mapping and transformation stay independent of Sitecore implementation details and reusable across migrations.
Output: a source-neutral canonical representation.Configurable template, field, component, and EDS block mappings are applied from a versioned mapping library — customer specifics as configuration, never hard-coded into the core.
Output: canonical content mapped to target EDS structures.The transformation engine generates EDS-compatible content and block structures, normalizes HTML and data, and resolves metadata and references for the target.
Output: ready-to-ingest EDS documents and blocks.Content, assets, metadata, blocks, and references are ingested into AEM as a Cloud Service and EDS through Adobe-supported mechanisms, with an automated publishing flow.
Output: content live in the target AEM/EDS implementation.Technical, content, structural, and experience-level checks run automatically — API and ingestion status, page and field counts, block structure, rendered output, links, and key SEO metadata.
Output: a multi-layer validation pass on every item.Source and target are compared — counts, links, assets, references, and fields — with exception reports generated and failed items reprocessed rather than lost.
Output: reconciliation reports and a clean exception queue.Change detection drives incremental delta cycles, and the same pipeline runs the final production cutover with checkpoints and rollback support — repeatable, not a one-shot event.
Output: incremental syncs and a controlled go-live./ Scoped to your complexity
The reusable accelerator baseline is a 360 person-day framework; for a specific Sitecore migration these tiers give an initial implementation budget. Primary drivers are page volume, component count, dynamic and API dependency, languages and sites, assets, integrations, and cutover complexity.
High EMA/static reuse with limited custom Sitecore behaviour, few dynamic or API components, and standard datasources and integrations — the fastest path onto AEM/EDS.
A mix of EMA/static and dynamic content, multiple datasource patterns, moderate APIs and integrations, custom components, and multi-site or multi-language mapping.
Significant dynamic and API content, complex dependencies, extensive custom extensions, multiple integrations, and complex sites, languages, and cutover — delivered wave by wave.
/ Why this accelerator
A framework designed for reuse across migrations, not a single customer port — with Adobe's AI agents on the standard path and automated validation on every run.
Mapping rules, block definitions, and transformation rules live in configuration and a versioned library, so the core accelerator stays customer-neutral and every migration starts ahead.
EMA agents discover and convert static content to EDS blocks wherever HTML suffices, so effort concentrates on the dynamic scenarios that genuinely need engineering.
Datasource-, API-, and logic-driven components are discovered, classified, and rebuilt as EDS blocks or integrations — the part an EMA-only approach can't reliably reproduce.
Technical, content, structural, experience, and reconciliation checks run automatically, with exception reports and reprocessing — migration integrity you can evidence, not assume.
/ Adobe Experience Manager, on the record
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/ Next step
Start with a discovery and validation phase — representative EMA and dynamic Sitecore patterns, source-version compatibility, and EDS mappings, proven before the full run. A working session with a migration architect, no sales deck.
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