Adobe's cloud pivot: What we've learned
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Adobe's cloud pivot: What we've learned
105:16:40 / September 8, 2019

A decade ago, Adobe bought Omniture in a deal that revolved around creativity, content and data merging. It sounded a bit nutty at the time, but turned out to be one of enterprise software's best bets. Read more: https://zd.net/2Lxtpzf

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