Adobe has announced that MPS Limited has subscribed to Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Acrobat to enhance their capabilities in digital publishing, interactive learning and multimedia, and creative design. This Enterprise Term Licensing Agreement will provide all MPS offices and departments in India with expanded access to the software.
Commenting on the strategic deal, Umang Bedi, Managing Director South Asia, Adobe said, “Publishing is a dynamic industry and increasingly relies on newer technologies and better processes to deliver high-quality content faster. MPS has been using Adobe Creative Cloud to drive critical initiatives like workflow transformation and multi-screen presence for increased productivity and better consumer experience which is helping to fuel their business growth.”
MPS’s Senior Vice President (IT, Facilities, HR), Arun Goyal, who has been instrumental in driving this technology transformation, said, “Adobe Creative Cloud looks and feels very user friendly. There is extended support for languages, which is very helpful for us. There are many improvements in features in Adobe Creative Cloud and the good thing is that these innovations come to us as they are launched, making us more agile and innovative in our business”
With the onset of the digital era, the importance of content has been advancing and is now moving at an extremely accelerated pace. By becoming an early mover in this otherwise traditional and conservative ecosystem, and adopting Adobe Creative cloud, MPS Limited has acquired a competitive edge over other players.
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