Adobe – more than creative products

December 16, 2005 Leave a Comment Written by Cari Jansen

I think it is easy to forget that Adobe stands for a lot more than "producer of products that enhance our creativity". Most of us would have worked with one or more of the creative products at some time or another. To get a bit more of an insight into what Adobe’s Intelligent Document platform can do within the Enterprise, government or finance organisations attend Adobe’s series of OnDemand Enterprise Seminars.

Web Reference: OnDemand Enterprise Seminars (2005, Adobe Systems Inc.)

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