Adobe Puts Greater Power & Possibility in Hands of Creators, Teams & Marketers at Adobe MAX 2024

Adobe (Nasdaq:ADBE) brought together the global creative community for the kickoff of Adobe MAX 2024 – the world’s largest creativity conference – where it introduced over one hundred new Creative Cloud features, including groundbreaking capabilities powered by Adobe Firefly that offer creators unprecedented power to create, collaborate and conceptualize ideas while empowering them to work more productively. Major updates to Adobe Express and an all-new Frame.io deliver new workflows to streamline collaboration for creative teams and their stakeholders. Adobe announced a new Firefly Video Model (beta) and breakthroughs in its Firefly Image, Vector and Design models, delivering significant enhancements to its family of generative AI models that are designed to be commercially safe.

For enterprises, Adobe announced the general availability of GenStudio for Performance Marketing, the latest application within Adobe GenStudio, an end-to-end content supply chain solution that optimizes the process of planning, creating, managing, activating and measuring content for marketing campaigns and personalized customer experiences.
details at: https://news.adobe.com/news/2024/10/101424-adobe-puts-greater-power-possibility-in-hands-of-creators-teams-marketers

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