FUCK ADOBE!

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    Adobe's business beyond subscriptions:
    - Enterprise: Digital transformation and experiences
    - Small & medium business: Solutions for teams of any size
    - Insights: Thought leadership for enterprise
    - Adobe Sensei: AI and machine learning
    - Industries: Solutions for any industry
    - Digital Learning Solutions: Create and deliver eLearning experiences
    - Privacy, Trust & GDPR: Our policies and processes
    - Customer showcase: Featured customer stories
    - Services & Support: Consulting, training, and customer care
    - Partnerships
    - Adobe Exchange: Find apps, extensions, and integration
    - Experience Cloud: Digital experience solutions
    - Adobe Experience Platform: Foundation for experiences
    - Experience League: Guided customer success
    - IT resources: Information for IT leaders
    - Services & Support: Consulting, training, and customer care
    - Advertising Cloud: Cross-channel advertising platform
    - Analytics: Real-time analytics
    - Audience Manager: Audience profile management
    - Campaign: Management and delivery
    - Experience Manager: Content management solution
    - Magento Commerce Cloud: Modern commerce platform
    - Marketo Engagement Platform: Lead management and B2B marketing

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    • They also have publications, throw major events, run Behance, engage in countless Corporate Responsibility and Community efforts worldwide, and much more.monospaced
    • it's because they have to invest the ridiculous amounts of money they generate through subscriptions worldwide.uan
    • probably those branches aren't performing as promised, so they raise the subscriptions to match the numbers they need.uan
    • I guess if you're just guessing, assuming and making shit up, you can say just about anything you want, uan. I'm not doing that.monospaced
    • just trying to make sense of the fact they raise the subscription fees when the numbers of subscribers are growing, instead of lowering them.uan
    • I just can't get my head around it...the product is virtual, just bytes, it doesn't cost anything to produce another item to sell.uan
    • so to attract even more subscribers they should aim at cost 0 for the product...but they don't. does it mean the subscriptions aren't as high as they projected?uan
    • I'm just trying to make sense of why people are making such a big deal of a <1% price increase over a decade. It's negligible, and there is inflation.monospaced
    • not to mention, Adobe has expanded into so many more areas, with expanded staff and scope, which must be funded and accounted for ... it's right here <monospaced
    • "it doesn't cost anything to produce another item to sell." How do you interpret this?Ianbolton
    • exactly ... that's a total Bennnnsumption, that just because the product is software, that it just appears without any R&D.monospaced
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