We’ve had a hybrid environment with Adobe products for the past year after signing up for a single user Creative Cloud membership at the beginning of 2012 when the service first launched. Since then we’ve become increasingly dependent on many of the Cloud-only features and so we knew it was only a matter of time before we migrated there completely. For our small design and development team this is a cost-effective way to get everything Adobe has to offer without having to worry about licensing and upgrades moving forward. In addition, it means we became more mobile and less device-dependent. If one laptop mysteriously croaks we aren’t toast, our files and our apps are all available in the cloud and it doesn’t take long to get back up and running.
It’s exciting to make the transition and in case anyone else was curious how/why/when to do the same, we’ve gathered a few links about the new Adobe CC to keep you informed…
Adobe Creative Cloud: everything you need to know – Creative Bloq
- .net Magazine
- engadget
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