Adobe is out this week with its next-generation tag management platform.
Called Launch and built into the Adobe Cloud Platform, it is based on technology acquired when the tech giant bought a tag management technology called Satellite in 2013. Launch was announced as a beta release at Adobe Summit in March, and it’s now out in general release.
Adobe Product Marketing Manager Jon Viray told me that the previous Adobe tag management offering, called Dynamic Tag Management or DTM, is primarily designed for providing page tags for Adobe’s tools. Users could add third-party marketing tools to DTM by adding the necessary JavaScript, he said, but they were limited in how much functionality was available.
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