What is Adobe?
Adobe makes software for creators, students and businesses. Its products support photography, design, video, PDF workflows and customer experiences.
Key features
- Creative Cloud applications
- PDF editing and signing
- Experience Cloud
- Adobe Express
Focus areas
- Creative production
- Document workflows
- Digital customer experiences
Strengths
- Tools span creative and document workflows
- Products for individuals and enterprises
Watch-outs
- Capabilities are spread across distinct products
- Creative, document and experience needs require different product choices
Peers
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