Adobe stories
Study shows 68% of educators deem digital media skills vital for the 21st-century workforce in NZ and Australia, Adobe reports.
Adobe has appointed Mark Henley as Director of Transformation and Digital Strategy, and Jennifer Ruth as APAC General Manager for Adobe Digital.
Adobe's revenue soars as social media giants like Tumblr and Pinterest lead in driving qualified traffic to retail, outpacing Facebook.
Adobe has unveiled new 3D printing capabilities in Adobe Photoshop CC in a bid to become the go-to tool for anyone who wants to print a 3D model.
Adobe selects Ingram Micro as its exclusive distributor in New Zealand, focusing on expanding Creative Cloud and other programs.
Adobe ANZ's channel chief, Steve Martin, bids farewell after successful tenure, with Muralee Kanagaratnam set to fill his shoes.
Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) is powering growth in digital magazines, with over 150 million digital publications downloaded on mobile devices.
Ten weeks after admitting 38 million users have been affected by a cyber security attack, Adobe reveals it is taking longer than expected to warn customers.
Adobe reveals that 38 million users have been affected by a cyber security attack, after previously claiming only three million were impacted.
Adobe appoints Andrew Cashmore as Enterprise Business Development Manager in New Zealand to grow market share for Adobe's Digital Media business.
Two Auckland students had the chance to create a digital media message with students from around the world at the recent Adobe Youth Voices Summit.
IBM and Adobe lead in digital marketing, says Ovum, urging firms to choose platforms for strategic fit over mere features.
University of Auckland partners with Adobe to innovate its digital landscape, enhancing the web experience for students, staff, and alumni.
Becoming one of only four in the country, Imagetext Intergrated IT Solutions is the newest appointed Adobe Gold Reseller for New Zealand.
New Zealand's VLN Primary School revolutionises rural education, offering virtual lessons in languages and more to students nationwide.
Adobe reveals major update to subscription license is now available in New Zealand, with the company claiming sales are going well.
Days after a pirated version was uploaded online, Adobe says a total of 700,000 subscribers have signed up to Creative Cloud.
92% of educators say digital tools boost student creativity, yet 37% want more in curriculum but face time constraints, Adobe survey finds.
Adobe expects to transition the bulk of perpetual licenses to its subscription model over the next couple of years.
Microsoft Office will continue to sell as both packaged and subscription software days after Adobe announced a shift to the cloud.
