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Adobe launches Acrobat X in India
By siliconindia
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Monday, 18 October 2010, 20:07 IST
Bangalore: Adobe Systems announced the launch of Adobe Acrobat X software family in India and globally. It comprises of Acrobat X, Reader X, the Acrobat X Suite and new document exchange services at Acrobat website, the suite empowers professionals to innovate and create higher-quality content, driving tighter collaboration and productivity across teams in today's dynamic business environments.
Speaking at the launch of Acrobat X in Delhi, Sandeep Mehrotra, Country Head - Sales, Adobe Systems India said that Acrobat X is a strategic fit for India's complex and dynamic business environment. "As the Indian economy becomes increasingly interconnected, there is a greater need for solutions that allow seamless collaboration in an open environment. Acrobat X brings unique Dynamic PDF capabilities that allow businesses and governments to do more with PDF documents - create, share, review, make it interactive, while leveraging must-have security and authentication features." He added.
Adobe's all-new Acrobat X family is the next generation of software solution that provides Knowledge Workers with more efficient and secure collaboration capabilities. This will also enable them to deliver compelling content and context in a ubiquitous format. With the power of Dynamic PDF, Acrobat X redefines the way documents are used, by allowing interactive content to be embedded within the document itself.
Raghu Koppal, a Senior Software Developer from Bangalore said "Now wide range of file types such as excels, word, flash, photoshop, etc. can be combined and it is really helpful for us. Interactive forms to collect data quickly and export to spreadsheets for analysis is another interesting factor. Even the team can participate in shared document reviews using adobe reader, to track progress and participation. And I am sure these features will definitely helpful to all the other fellow users."
