Adobe LiveCycle Insights

What is Adobe LiveCycle?

Adobe LiveCycle was a server software platform for automating and digitizing business processes. It enabled organizations to create, manage, and deliver dynamic forms, documents, and personalized customer communications. It was often used for applications like automating approvals, onboarding processes, and creating digital workflows involving document generation and processing. Adobe has since stopped selling and supporting LiveCycle, recommending customers migrate to Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Forms.

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What other technologies are related to Adobe LiveCycle?

Adobe LiveCycle Competitor Technologies

AEM Forms

AEM Forms is Adobe's current strategic forms platform and provides similar capabilities to LiveCycle, making it a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside Adobe LiveCycle in 10% (52) of relevant job posts

Adobe Experience Manager

Adobe Experience Manager is the broader platform that AEM Forms is a part of. As AEM Forms replaces LiveCycle, AEM competes with LiveCycle.

mentioned alongside Adobe LiveCycle in 0% (57) of relevant job posts

Adobe LiveCycle Complementary Technologies

OSGi

LiveCycle used OSGi as its underlying component model. Therefore, OSGi is strongly complementary.

mentioned alongside Adobe LiveCycle in 1% (56) of relevant job posts

RDBMS

Relational Database Management Systems are commonly used with LiveCycle to store form data and process information. It is not a competitor but rather a required component.

mentioned alongside Adobe LiveCycle in 0% (52) of relevant job posts

HTML5

HTML5 is a web standard used by forms rendered by LiveCycle. While not directly part of LiveCycle, it is complementary as it is used in form design and rendering.

mentioned alongside Adobe LiveCycle in 0% (76) of relevant job posts