75 Adobe InDesign Testimonials

"With Named User Licensing, we no longer have to manage accounts. The licenses are tied to user names, so when users leave the university, their software access is automatically restricted."

“I spend half as much time now managing licenses with Adobe than I did previously with boxed software.”

“While the students may be looking at today’s user interface requirements, the Adobe solutions play a critical role in allowing the students to create assets and visualizations to explore and highlight tomorrow’s possibilities.”

"We are extremely proud to be on the world map for design excellence and are grateful for the Adobe partnership, which has empowered our students with world-class tools to further nurture their creative and design skills.”

"Previously students had to consider software costs part of their own budgets, because software is so essential to architecture."

"Everyone expects creativity from people in the arts, but at Clemson University we recognize that all of us, regardless of discipline, can express ourselves creatively across media!”

"Ideas for new apps come up all the time. We expect DPS to really take off at Clemson.”

“Finance is happy that we can add creative licenses at a low cost per month as we bring on new designers or freelancers, versus paying a major up-front cost for desktop licenses.”

"Using linked assets, we also know that marketers are working with the latest versions of assets. We no longer spend time distributing assets to marketers, which is important for our small team because it allows us to focus on design to meet the needs of the entire company more effectively.”

“We work closely with each other and our vendors to develop packaging we are proud of.”

"We ind that a lot of the time we’re working on new projects that haven’t been done before and that requires a strong focus."

“Designers understand the value of keeping up-to-date on the latest software, so the feedback from them has been excellent. As designers build their skills, they become more competitive across the industry, but providing them access and training makes them happier with their jobs and less likely to leave."

“Previously, smaller shops or freelancers weren’t always on the same software versions, so we would often need to down-save files.”

“Although we’re giving all designers and marketers access to the entire suite of software, we used Adobe Packager to package apps individually. This gives us greater control over updates.”

“In places like the U.S. where the population is spread out, it could take a long time for trainers to tour the country, which could delay customer access to training. eLearning allows customers to immediately download a session and start training soon after purchase.”