Archive for June, 2009

Hear how Acrobat.com can make you more competitive at work from the visionary behind the product. Webinar: Wed, 6/24, 12-1 pm PDT

Posted on June 22, 2009 by Fang Chang | Comments (0)

Meet Erik Larson the visionary leader behind Acrobat.com. We at Adobe have embraced Acrobat.com because it makes us more competitive and just makes work more enjoyable. Erik will share how Acrobat.com provides a fundamentally different and better way to work through stories and real-world examples. Come hear about the future of Acrobat.com and the vision behind the product. This will be an interactive session; Bring your questions and thoughts.

Details:
Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Time: 12-1pm PDT
Meeting URL: http://my.adobe.acrobat.com/comseminars

No registration required. Just click on the URL above or enter it into your browser. We’ll open the room 15 minutes prior to the event.

Hello (Business) World – Welcome to a New Way to Work

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Erik Larson | Comments (2)

Today we take a big step towards realizing our vision of a new way to work on Acrobat.com.

Today we end the public beta for Acrobat.com. We launch Acrobat.com Premium subscriptions for more intensive business use (yes, the free version of the service is still available, and still free :-) . And we give a look into the future of Acrobat.com for the coming year, starting with the unveiling of our spreadsheet product, Acrobat.com Tables, on our Labs website. Lots of news! Oh, plus two weeks ago we released Acrobat.com Presentations.

We’re busy because our customers are busy.

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Shared Tables for Shared Data – New on Acrobat.com Labs

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Lisa Underkoffler | Comments (7)

Announcing today – Tables on Acrobat.com Labs. Tables is the most recent addition to Acrobat.com, and joins Presentations and Buzzword. And it’s pretty amazing, if we do say so ourselves. Check it out: http://labs.acrobat.com. And don’t miss the Crash Course. You’ll see what we mean when you open your first table.

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Why our team can beat your team

Posted on June 11, 2009 by Erik Larson | Comments (0)

It’s not that we are smarter or more creative. It’s not because we like each other more. It’s because we’ve found a new way to work.

We get more work done, much better than your team, in much less time, because we use Acrobat.com.

And from a personal standpoint, by working this way I get fewer emails and spend less time in meetings, yet I get more done, have more time to think, and enjoy my work and my co-workers more. How does that sound to you?

Let me give you a real world example of how this happens.

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