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Mobile App of the Week: Task Management with Adobe LiveCycle
This week for the mobile app of the week we’re continuing our search for tools that aid employee engagement with a look at Adobe LiveCycle Mobile ES4, which gives users a mobile environment to work on documents and tasks.
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Adobe Updates LiveCycle Form & Document Management Platform for Mobile
Adobe is out with an updated version of its Adobe LiveCycle enterprise form and document platform, extending it to mobile devices and facilitating website integration. Called Adobe LiveCycle ES4, the revised platform allows users to create easy-to-use forms, populate them with data, handle them as sensitive information, share them
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Adobe Launches Digital Enterprise Platform, New & Updated Customer Experience Solutions
Adobe (news, site ) has taken customer experience management a step further today with the announcement of its Digital Enterprise Platform.
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Managing the Customer Experience with Adobe Livecycle ES 2.5
Do you like the idea of offering your customers interactive online statements that drill down into the details? Would you like to kick off automated workflow processes when your customers use those statements? Maybe the idea of mobile-enabled business processes makes you sit up and pay attention? Adobe's (news
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Apps as Content, or How Day and Adobe May Fit Together
Following up on our coverage of #dayignite, here’s a look into one of the sessions and the discussion around the Adobe + Day product combo, and Adobe's vision for Customer Experience Management (CEM). Content, Meet Apps.
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Closing the Deal: Adobe Pockets More Than 94% of Day Shares
As previously reported, Adobe (news, site) announced its intention to acquire Web CMS and Social Collaboration maker Day (news, site ). The deal is now nearly final with more than 94% of the outstanding shares of Day Software Holding AG in Adobe's pocket.
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Perspectives: What the Adobe + Day Software Deal Means, Part 1
Any acquisition (and there have been quite a few of them lately) in the content management industry usually makes a splash. Today, it was Day's day to stir up the media, analysts, bloggers, twitterati and industry watchers; provoking pontifications around the announced US$ 240 mil. acquisition by Adobe. Here’s
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Web CMS: Adobe Buys Day Software for US$ 240 Million
Following Adobe's enormous acquisition of Omniture, in a deal roughly one-eighth the size, the company has snatched-up Switzerland-based Day Software, a well known (to us) maker of Java-based content repositories and enterprise-focused Web Content Management software, via an all-cash bid of about US$ 240 million. Per Adobe's press release,
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Adobe Launches LiveCycle ES2 into the Amazon EC2 Cloud
Adobe (news, site ) launched LiveCycle ES2, their platform for document-centric business process management in October of last year. At that time, they talked about a cloud ready version of LiveCycle in the works.
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Adobe Updates LiveCycle Platform Adds Cloud Deployment Support
First announced early October at Adobe MAX 2009, Adobe (news, site) has officially launched the second version of Adobe LiveCycle ES and prepares to support enterprises as they move their applicatins and servies to the cloud.
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Adobe LiveCycle Delivers Rich Document Processes for the Enterprise
The word Adobe (news, site) most often evokes images of PDFs dancing on your desktop. Creative Suite does spring in adding a dash of color. But the Adobe we know offers much more than this and today they are showing just how much. Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 2 (ES2), the San Jose-based
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Gilbane SF Keynote: Engaging Beyond the Enterprise
The Gilbane conference is about content management, of course. But this year, it’s apparently also all about the people. Frank Gilbane made a quick appearance this morning to acknowledge the people.
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Adobe Goes Virtual Using Amazon Web Services
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.
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Adobe's Sales Up, Profit Down
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.
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