As an enterprise creative, you need to collaborate with distributed teams, establish scalable processes, and comply with corporate systems and guidelines. These tutorials will help you learn new features in the 2021 release of Creative Cloud—from an enterprise perspective.
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Is your creative staff spending too much time on manual, repetitive work? Help your organization get the most out of creative professionals. Enterprise systems like AEM and InDesign Server can provide both creative and production personnel means of rapidly pushing content into the hands of your target audience.
In this recorded live session, you’ll see examples of template-based workflows in:
Presented by:
Eric Rowse, Senior Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
Derek Lu, Principal Solutions Consultant (Proof of Concept)
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WFH has brought challenges, but it has also compelled creatives and their companies to experiment with new tools and new ways to create. Explore familiar tools like Illustrator and Photoshop in their new iPad versions and draw with Fresco on tablets (iPad, Microsoft Surface) and now on iPhone!
In this recorded live session, you will learn how to:
Presented by:
Dave Weinberg, Senior Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
Liz Tanonis, Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
Emilie Enke, Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
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With Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries you can manage, organize, and access your logos, colors, and more directly from your favorite Creative Cloud apps. Work more efficiently, ensure creative consistency, and easily stay in sync with your team.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to:
Presented by:
Ashley Dvorin, Senior Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
Emily Palmer, Solutions Consultant (Digital Media)
The team approached creating the demo assets as an enterprise might. We envisioned a campaign and created assets for various channels. We also created a CC Library of brand elements to support collaboration and consistency.
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