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Alfresco Selected to Power Acrobat.com Content Services
September 2, 2008 - Adobe implemented Alfresco Softwares document sharing and collaboration capabilities as part of the file sharing features in Acrobat.com.
Adobe chose Alfresco as its content repository for its clustered high-availability, security and technical support. By working with Alfresco, Acrobat.com will be able to deliver content services that support millions of documents and terabytes of data.
Acrobat.com is a set of free online services - file sharing and storage, PDF conversion, online word processing and Web conferencing - that can be used to create and share documents, communicate in real time and simplify collaboration within and between organizations and individuals. Alfrescos open source content management software is used as the file repository in Acrobat.com, which allows users to simply share files and documents while maintaining control of those documents.
Alfrescos open source platform provides Acrobat.com with a robust content management foundation that allows us to deliver reliable Web-based document collaboration services to our customers, said Erik Larson, director of marketing and product management for Acrobat.com. Critically, Alfrescos feature set accelerated our ability to bring Acrobat.com to market.
The Alfresco Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform delivers people-centric content management and collaboration tools enabling users to mashup and present internal and external content as well as bring social computing capabilities into the workplace, while retaining choice over the selection of best of breed tools and ensuring enterprise-level security and control.
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