Adobe News & Articles

Nearly everything can be stored and accessed in the cloud. But until now, an HTML coding editor has not been on that list. In an effort to increase the use of open web technology, Mozilla Labs, innovators of a variety of web technologies, has released an open web HTML editor framework.

Who do you turn to when you need to get 1000 congressional aides on line at once to simultaneously add their inebriated congressperson’s pork program pipe dreams into an emergency Fedzilla trillion dollar stimulus bill? When you need to produce a document so thick and riddled with meaningless charts, graphs and lawyerese it requires a forklift to deliver the summary? Well, with the new release of version 3.1 maybe RSuite’s CMS can do the job.

They have been mum on the details of the SharePoint roadmap. But with a SharePoint 14 Conference planned for October it was only a matter of time before they started giving us tidbits on the road ahead.

Not the first SharePoint 14 announcement, but certainly one of the most interesting so far is that Microsoft's FAST Search will be integrated with SharePoint 14.

Recommind, a leader in search-powered information risk management (IRM) software, has released results from a new survey about collaboration (or lack thereof) between enterprise IT and legal departments.

The survey of senior IT managers at enterprises averaging more than 17,000 employees examined the importance of eDiscovery to the enterprise as a whole, the coordination of eDiscovery efforts between IT and legal departments and the roles that each department plays in setting corporate policies and making technology buying decisions.

The results? Disparaging.

HTML, the core syntax markup for the web, is in transition. With new browsers, new technologies, the realization that updates and changes are needed has taken hold. A new version of HTML is in the works. And Adobe has joined the ranks of Opera, Mozilla and Apple to help out.

Apple and Adobe both strive to be the coveted number one in their respective industries. Continually, the two make strides in an effort assure that happens. Now they are working together to release Flash for the iPhone.

Technical communications, much like many other industries, has been clamoring for a comprehensive suite of tools that meets the demands necessary to keep up with the evolving technological world. A few years ago Adobe answered that call with their Technical Communications Suite. Today, they push the envelope even further with the release of their Technical Communications Suite 2.

The race for enterprise 2.0 stardom is on. Companies like Microsoft, Adobe,  Amazon and Skype have all been in recent news regarding the topic.

Sadly,  SuiteTwo, an Intel-backed enterprise 2.0 suite, is dropping out when competition is tough and the economy is even tougher.

Many consider the Adobe Flash Platform to be the defacto standard for delivering interactive content, video and other media applications on the web today. But even with their market lead, Adobe continues to work hard to improve their Flash Platform. Which is why Adobe has announced the latest installment of their Flash Media Servers.

Adobe has created a virtual development playground combining the use of LiveCycle Developer Express and Amazon Web Services. The goal is to provide developers an environment in which they can easily and quickly build and test enterprise applications. No longer will developers have to wait endless amounts of time to reboot server instances when working.

High-impact rich media is a goal of many companies in regards to their websites. Adobe is here to help solve that problem and keep it cost-effective to publish such media. They bring to you Adobe Scene7, a comprehensive SaaS platform that provides scalability, ease of use and the use of integrated technologies.

Adobe Max 2008 is happening right now. And they have announced the finalists for this year. The Adobe Max Awards are a great opportunity to gain valuable exposure by focusing on those that put Adobe’s products to the best use.

Adobe Systems Inc., publishing and design software company, unveiled the latest version of its flagship web-publishing software — Creative Suite 4.0 (CS4). The product is a not just a little update, but a major overhaul, according to the company.

CS4 is intended to make it easier to design web sites that combine different types of media. As presented in today’s web briefing, it is “something brilliant.” It is “web, video, design, photography — all in a box.”

Adobe Systems, a publishing and design software company, has reported that its quarterly profit fell 7%, but this is still better than what Wall Street has expected.

Higher operating costs and lower interest income contributed to Q3’s lower net profit. But the company is optimistic, as it plans to unveil new Adobe Creative Suite 4.0 in several days.

Alfresco Software, creator of the open source Alfresco ECM system, has announced that Adobe Systems has implemented Alfresco’s ECM capabilities into the Acrobat.com website. The system will now maintain hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of documents that can be uploaded, shared, converted and collaborated. This marks a giant step forward for Alfresco and all of the open source development community.