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Adobe expands Creative Cloud service in Australia

New team subscription option caters for SMBs and small work groups.
Written by Spandas Lui, Contributor

Adobe Systems has expanded the licensing options for its Creative Cloud service in Australia and New Zealand, allowing SMBs to buy multiple memberships.

The subscription-based service was launched last year. Acting like a cloud version of Adobe Create Suite 6, which contains applications including Adobe Muse, Acrobat XI, and Lightroom 4, it also comes with cloud file-storage features. Since its launch, Adobe had only been selling individual licences for the service in Australia.

The vendor has now opened up a new subscription option catered toward SMBs, where teams can buy multiple memberships for users. This option was revealed late last year, but is now finally available in Australia and New Zealand.

"Our goal is now to make Creative Cloud the ultimate hub for creative teams, where they can access industry leading tools; store and collaborate across their workplace, and ultimately, showcase their creations," Adobe's Australia and New Zealand Managing Director Paul Robson said in a statement. "Adobe's new Creative Cloud for teams offering means it has never been easier for small to medium businesses to access our products."

Adobe has also introduced a value incentive plan that allows resellers to offer Creative Cloud to teams with no minimum licensing requirement. Under the plan, resellers can immediately deploy the service for clients.

Adobe Creative Cloud costs AU$87.49 per month on an annual commitment plan.

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