Adobe stories

Research reveals employees are working longer, feeling more pressure, and are more likely to switch jobs.>>

“Gone are the days of the bulk spam and phishing attacks, and here to stay is the highly targeted spear phishing email.">>

"Merchants will no longer have to contend with multiple logins and other disjointed user experiences for their payment processing," the company states.>>

Adobe Captivate Prime users will be able to access the Go1 content hub, which features more than 70,000 titles from more than 1,000 content partners.>>

Skill Finder has launched 20 new dedicated Career Pathways to help meet the growing demand for skilled workers in high-demand jobs such as data analytics, digital marketing and UX design.>>

Adobe has announced two new APIs, the Adobe PDF Extract API and the Adobe Document Generation API.>>

"We look forward to assisting retailers and direct-sellers around the world to create innovative and differentiating customer experiences.">>

As part of the collaboration, the free micro-skills marketplace will be incorporated into Commonwealth Bank’s digital feature 'Benefits finder' and 'Benefits finder for Business' via the CommBank app.>>

Adobe has announced the availability of Adobe Sign and Adobe Experience Manager as cloud services, both hosted on Microsoft Azure.>>

“Scaling personalised experiences in a world where customers have control over how brands use their data, is the next big thing for marketers in any business to tackle.">>

According to new research from Adobe, B2B firms in Hong Kong are now looking into the consumer market.>>

"The IRAP Assessment of our Adobe Sign platform means we can help governments and businesses deliver better digital experiences with trust and security built at the core.”>>

"With every business now a digital business, healthcare organisations rely on digital channels to reach customers with critical information and services in real-time.">>

A fascinating look at six key innovations that have driven success at 7 Eleven Australia.>>

At present, large global organisations including The Coca-Cola Company, Hilton, The Home Depot, ServiceNow and Sony Interactive Entertainment utilise the Adobe Experience Platform as part of their digital experience strategy.>>

CIOs are now dealing with improving customer experiences, as well as the tools and frameworks to help capture, convert, and glean insights from customer data.>>

Adobe says adopting a first-party strategy, whereby quality, permission-based data is placed at the centre of customer engagements, is the future.>>

“The pandemic has shown that brands that put a laser focus on customer experience management come out in front," says Adobe's Anil Chakravarthy.>>

“Along with other business leaders, CIOS have embraced their enhanced responsibilities and influence as an opportunity to further collaborate and succeed in today’s new digital-first reality.”>>

The International Advisory Board will help customers to navigate disruption and set digital transformation strategies for success in customer experience.>>

A study from Adobe & Deloitte finds that governments need to do better at providing digital experiences.>>

73% of APAC respondents believe organisations that do not provide e-signature options are ‘behind the times’.>>

Three new regional awards introduced this year for APAC: Independent Software Vendor, Global Systems Integrator, and Services Partner of the Year.>>

Adobe concludes that plenty of respondents are creative leaders (60%), but only a few achieved the title of ‘visionary’ (13%).>>