A.Conditional visibility is a feature that allows metadata fields to automatically expand or collapse to save screen space and improve aesthetics.

B.Conditional visibility refers to the ability to restrict access to specific metadata fields only for internal users, ensuring data security.

C.Conditional visibility permits certain fields to be shown or hidden based on the values or states of other fields, enhancing user experience and data accuracy.

D.Conditional visibility allows for fields to appear or disappear based on user permissions, simplifying access control.

A.Workflow automation

B.Direct video playback

C.Version control

D.JSON-based API export

E.Rich text formatting

A.Apply metadata profiles to specific folders

B.Publish metadata schemas to Adobe Cloud

C.Assign AEM user roles

D.Modify metadata schemas

A.Cloud workflows require manual execution

B.On-premise workflows are stored in /var/workflows/cloud

C.Cloud workflows use microservices for scalability

D.On-premise workflows have built-in cloud connectors

A.It makes it impossible to search for assets efficiently.

B.It allows for a flat and unorganized asset repository.

C.It increases the storage space required for assets.

D.It enables the creation of more complex and structured categorization.