Documents are Business at Acrobat.com

Adobe understands that collaboration is much more about people than it is about technology and has designed Acrobat.com to be easy to use yet powerful. Acrobat.com offers a suite of web-based collaboration applications focused on helping business people solve business problems. “Acrobat.com is poised to become the online destination for team collaboration,” says Rob Tarkoff, senior vice president, Adobe Business Productivity Unit. This week Adobe ends the public beta and the future of Acrobat.com begins.

Moving out of public beta means Acrobat.com is now offering premium subscription services for businesses, with a limited free service still available. Premium Basic and Plus subscriptions both offer online word processing, unlimited file downloads, and premium 1-on-1 tech support, but the Basic plan ($149/year) only allows 10 PDF files to be created per month and a 5 person web conference capacity while the Plus plan ($390/year) offers unlimited PDFs and a 20 person capacity.

Over the next year Adobe has plans to release new features at Acrobat.com including more real-time collaboration tools for documents, a new interface, shared team workspaces, mobile access, social media style updates, integration with desktop tools, and increased support for the development community.

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June 17, 2009

Posted by: Collabo

Category: Collaboration, Enterprise, SaaS

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  • Those are awefully high prices for some very low limits on document creation: the basic plan is $12 per month and only allows for 10PDF files to be created - which equates to just over $1 per PDF. I can do it for free using Google Docs - and it's already free, exports to Word, plain text, *and* PDF. Typical Adobe: overcharge, under deliver. It will be successful :)
  • Sounds like team collaboration around documents which is only part of the story.
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