After 14 years, it’s difficult to fully quantify the value we’ve realized from Adobe.

Having Adobe Stock integrated into our work space really lets us play with more images and possibilities.

We need to differentiate ourselves from other creative agencies through our accuracy, quality, speed, and number of variations. We’re starting with a core idea that just needs creative power to bring it to life. All the little redundancies and time lag in our workflow can add up to a big waste of time. We need to eliminate waste from our workflows so that we’re not holding back our creativity. Using managed services, we can use Adobe Creative Cloud to its fullest. We’re also looking forward to seeing how our creative work will change with the implementation of the stock photo service, Adobe Stock Enterprise.

The Adobe Stock watermark displayed on images temporarily used in the initial stage is automatically removed when users acquire licenses to the images.

With Adobe Stock, we can purchase a stock image and automatically propagate the high-quality version across projects with just a few clicks. All of the edits are preserved, eliminating redesigning completely.

It’s very convenient to search for Adobe Stock images from directly within the desktop application.

Production materials have many photos and illustrations added, and the ability to access the numerous elements in Adobe Stock directly from desktop applications such as Adobe Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, or InDesign CC is extremely effective in raising work efficiency.

Adobe Stock is less expensive, but the benefits are much more than cost savings.

The app previously offered base functionality presented in more of an engineering-type design that showed copy, fax, and scan options surrounding a printer in the center of the screen. It was uninteresting and didn’t encourage interaction or delight users.