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Adobe Posts Record Revenue, Up 42 Percent To $990 Million
Adobe today announced it has reached a deal to acquire ECM vendor Day Software . In a telephone interview, Erik Larson Senior Director of Product Management at Adobe, cited Day's technology's scalability and social features and the company's support for open-source software as the primary factors driving the acquisition. According to Day's website , "Day Chief Scientist Roy Fielding was co-founder of the Apache Software Foundation , author of the Apache Software license, and creator of the Apache web server."
Adobe Buys ECM Vendor (and Apache Contributor) Day Software
Adobe financials: little change in segment breakdown « Tim Ander
By tim, on September 16th, 2009 Follow tim on Twitter Adobe has released its Q3 2009 results [pdf], which show a decline in both revenue and profits compared to Q3 2008. I’m not a financial analyst, but the general view seems to be that the figures are reasonable considering the economic downturn, and that Adobe has done well to trim its costs accordingly.The blue Lego of death If you were watching Steve Jobs' iPad demo closely Wednesday, you would have seen it briefly as he showed off the device's Web-surfing chops: the blue Lego of death. For everyone who has tried to play Farmville on an iPhone, or watch Hulu on an iPod Touch, the little blue icon is already familiar.
Behind the Adobe-Apple cold war - Fortune Brainstorm Tech
This isn't about customer choice, or batter life, or even lazy programmers.
Adobe: Apple's anti-Flash movement a risk to business | Between
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The Adobe - Apple Flame War | Monday Note
The short version: Who, in his right mind, expects Steve Jobs to let Adobe (and other) cross-platform application development tools control his (I mean the iPhone OS) future?Adobe: A Lot More at Stake Than Apple Devices -- Seeking Alpha
I don't know about anyone else, but frankly I am getting sick and tired of all the whining that's taking place when it comes to the Adobe ( ADBE ) and Apple ( AAPL ) saga. Both companies needs to stop making this an issue in the media, stop trying to pitch bloggers on whose side they should take, and instead should focus their efforts on their core business. For starters, don't let the discussion get sidetracked by those who want to imply that Apple is supporting HTML5 out of the goodness of their heart or because they want to support some kind of "open standards".Today Adobe announced a new hugely important strategic initiative regarding the Flash Player called the Open Screen Project . The upshot: It's finally ready to start competing with Google and Apple for mobile platform developers.
Adobe Finally Takes On Apple, Google In Mobile
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While losing a revenue source is never a good thing, the widespread adoption of HTML5 can actually be good for Adobe.Citi Investment Research & Analysis analyst Walter H Pritchard maintained his Buy rating for shares of Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE [FREE Stock Trend Analysis] ), with a price target of $42 per share.


Ok, fair enough. I was completely wrong in the first place! by PED Apr 21
Tech is the world of externalities, so before stating this, you may want to make sure there are no significant externalities across all those products. And there might be many : think about the developper pool, the client pool, or even the branding.... All of this may or may not change the conclusion, but should definitely be assess in the first place. by Patrice Apr 14
Flash is not that strategic for Adobe...Its leading products are creative softwares like Photoshop & Dreamweaver + the acrobat family. by PED Apr 14
Et la synthèse, Mr Bahenfaitcestassezsimple ? by Patrice Apr 14