Subaru of America AEM integration
History
- May, 2013
- A year ago Subaru wanted to start migrating their sites to AEM.
- After the good work of the team on different projects during several years, we earned client's trust.
- They requested us to start working on that migration.
- Our team didn't have any trained people so we committed to start training people to start the migration in a few months.
AEM migration
- As committed the people (4 developers, 1 PM and 1 QA) was trained and they started working on their first migration: Motorsports.
- Due the new technology, some of the process that were already set didn't apply for AEM.
- Several questions and obstacles came up and the need of a process was a reality.
- Team started implementing as they did on the legacy platform, new process for AEM development, QA and release management.
AEM Processes
- 2014
- The process created for AEM were:
- QA:
- Problem: Client didn't have a process to test AEM tickets properly sometimes they were tested but just in one server.
- Our proposal: We suggested a workflow for testing tickets in all different servers. That will avoid missing any ticket and also will tell any person what was the last server where that ticket was tested.
AEM PROCESSES
- The process created for AEM were:
- DEV:
- Problems:
- Client started the project without a proper analysis about the component names, editable sections, etc
- SVN and Vault tools caused many conflicts when working with several people in the same project.
- Proposals:
- Before any development started out team proposed the best approach to implement it, this using a formal document.
- Internal tools to speed up the process like checklist generator, svn/aem integration tool.
AEM PROCESSES
- The process created for AEM were:
- RELEASE MANAGEMENT:
- Problem: Content was missing in live site due the client didn't have a proper method to handle packages.
- Proposal: We implemented a process in order to manage the different content packages, they are now attached to a ticket a list is sent to the release manager.
Results
- The different proposals helped us and helped the client to improve the quality and the development time for each project.
- These proposals were adopted not only by the client but also by the different vendors.
- The success of our team is reflected in the different contributions to the client and different teams here at Accenture.
WOW
- Internal workshops: the SOA AEM team that started with 4 people has grown, now the 95% of the team handle AEM tickets for maintenance and new implementations.
- Contribution for other teams:
- Due the success in AEM, several teams has requested our help in AEM implementations like NBOC and Coca Cola.
- Contribution for the client:
- Client adopted our processes.
- Satisfaction and quality increased.
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