Podcasts about adobe document cloud

Today's Guest is Peter Molnar, Founding Principal at SaaSPartners. With 30 years of experience, Peter's led GTM Strategies & Execution across diverse B2B Ecosystems, including Salesforce, Adobe, Microsoft, Workday, Zendesk, and ISVs/SIs. Successfully generating revenue from SMBs to Global Enterprises, and Horizontal to Industry-focused markets. Originated Strategy & GTM with numerous partners for Adobe Document Cloud, proving success in revenue creation through C-Level engagement. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

In this week's episode of Beyond Consulting, we welcome Natalie Myshkina, former Engagement Manager at McKinsey, and Global Head of Financial Services - Strategy and Strategic Development for Adobe Document Cloud.    Natalie joins us to share her journey from industry, to consulting, and back to industry. She also talks about balancing her career and family.   Each week, we speak with leaders in venture capital, private equity, investment banking, and consulting to explore the various career options after leaving management consulting firms like McKinsey, Bain, BCG.   Adobe: https://www.adobe.com/   ECA: https://www.eca-partners.com/   Beyond Consulting: https://www.eca-partners.com/podcast/  

Todd Gerber discusses the incredible work that both he and the Adobe doing as they continue to lead the way in bridging the gap between technology and art. Today's bonus episode is brought to you by Adobe Document Cloud, providing the world's leading PDF and electronic signature solutions so you can turn manual document processes into efficient digital ones. Learn more about the research discussed in this episode at adobe.ly/futureoftime.

Todd Gerber discusses the incredible work that both he and the Adobe doing as they continue to lead the way in bridging the gap between technology and art. Today's bonus episode is brought to you by Adobe Document Cloud, providing the world's leading PDF and electronic signature solutions so you can turn manual document processes into efficient digital ones. Learn more about the research discussed in this episode at

The way we work with documents is changing forever. Let's talk about it with David Parmenter, Director, Data & Engineering, Adobe Document Cloud. Recorded live on LinkedIn. https://infiniaml.com/

In the future of work, CIOs will need to consider how technology can sustain a distributed workforce model that reaches beyond the restrictions of a traditional office environment and may be dispersed across geographies.In today's podchat for FutureCIO, we have with us Chandra Sinnathamby, Head of Adobe Document Cloud, Asia Pacific, to discuss the results of the recently released Forrester report: How Digital Document Processes Are Shifting From Best Practice To Business Necessity.

Adobe recently announced that it is bringing its Document Cloud to Microsoft Office 365 and Dynamics 365, making it easier for licensees of both to quickly convert files into PDFs and into Acrobat. Adobe, working with Microsoft, is delivering superior digital document experiences to millions of joint customers, changing the game in workforce productivity. “Whether onboarding an employee, signing up a new customer, or completing a critical sales contract, great experiences start where the document does, in Adobe Document Cloud,” said Ashley Still, vice president and general manager, Digital Media, Adobe. I wanted to learn more about how Microsoft and Adobe share a common vision of the workplace of the future—one that is centered on teamwork and collaboration. Lisa Croft, Group Product Marketing Manager at Adobe joins me on my daily tech podcast to reveal more about the blossoming partnership between Adobe and Microsoft. With Adobe is working closely with many some of the world's biggest brands, we also explore some of the common trends and challenges around digital transformation strategies. But also how Adobe and Microsoft are working together to provide solutions to these challenges. Lisa has 20+ years of experience in the technology industry utilizing various enterprise software solutions. Her experience includes pre-sales, client development, project management, marketing, software development and customization, and training for large customers. Lisa also excels in managing and supporting multiple sales personnel, customers and projects across a large geographic area. Her extensive experience in preparing presentations and customized demonstrations to various audiences and mediums augments her strong expertise in forms design, workflow analysis and design, systems integration, and accessibility.

Welcome to June 2019. We’ve got a lot of change management info to share with you. This is the all-inclusive recap for all things SharePoint and related technology. We talk with Kaleem Rahman, product manager on the Yammer engineering team, who focuses on supporting customers to better aid knowledge creation and consumption throughout their organization. Our conversation focuses on the new Yammer Q&A capabilities. In new features, we talk about the Stream mobile app, Adobe Document Cloud, Microsoft Search in OneDrive, EU Data Residency and more.  Running Time: 25:48 Social and Info Links: SharePoint Community Blog SharePoint Facebook @MSSharePoint SharePoint Twitter @SharePoint Yammer Twitter @Yammer Kaleem Rahman (LinkedIn | Twitter) Mark Kashman Twitter @mkashman Chris McNulty Twitter @cmcnulty2000 Resources: Microsoft Tech Community: Follow the Yammer blog or join the Yammer community Microsoft 365 public roadmap (filtered on "Yammer") Yammer Resource center for guides, playbooks, infographics Microsoft Ignite in November Microsoft Docs - The home for Microsoft documentation for end users, developers, and IT professionals. https://docs.microsoft.com Microsoft Tech Community Home Stay on top of Office 365 changes Microsoft 365 public roadmap  SharePoint Conference 2019: Blog by Jeff Teper: https://aka.ms/spc/blog Keynote video on-demand: https://aka.ms/spc/summit + customer videos and several Microsoft breakout sessions that were recorded at the conference. Subscribe to The Intrazone: Show Page: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone Apple Podcasts Google Play Spotify Stitcher Overcast RadioPublic iHeart RSS

The fist version of Adobe Acrobat was released in 1993, alongside the newly created PDF format. What has changed since then? Our guest today is Liang-Cheng Lin, senior design manager at Adobe. You'll learn about the philosophy behind their platform, how PDF has evolved into a powerful editable format, and UX challenges they face as one of the most popular tools in the world. Podcast feed: subscribe to http://simplecast.fm/podcasts/1441/rss in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play Music. Show Notes PDF — a Wikipedia article Adobe Scan — Adobe's new mobile scanner app Perfection, Good Design, and the Art of Both — Liang-Cheng's article about designing Adobe Scan Document Cloud at Adobe Blog Follow Liang-Cheng on LinkedIn Today's Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Abstract — design workflow management for product design teams using Sketch. Sign your team up for a free 30-day trial today by heading over to abstract.com. And if you tweet at @goabstract and @uibreakfast mentioning the show, you’ll be entered for a chance to win a $500 credit to their Business plan. Interested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more here. Leave a Review Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here's how.

A great deal of conversations about artificial intelligence (AI) focus on exciting, eye-catching aspects of the technology. But some of the most important and prevalent uses of it are the more mundane examples that are overlooked but helping millions of people everyday do routine tasks more effectively and efficiently. David Parmenter, Director of Data and Engineering for Adobe Document Cloud, shares with me how AI’s more practical applications provide a number of helpful examples of its growing impact on both our personal and professional lives. David also offers up a few ideas of how small businesses can leverage the power of AI to add efficiencies and insights to their efforts.

If you aren’t growing you’re dying! One of the oldest adages in business, but true by so many accounts. Even though social media and digital has changed the sales process exponentially, selling is still a core part of almost every business. The companies that are best leveraging new media, social selling and of course traditional relationship selling are going to fare the best, but what do companies need to do to succeed in all of these areas? In this week’s SMACTalk, the fourth in our series partnership with Adobe Document Cloud, we explore the future of sales and how sales are being transformed across the enterprise. This week Adobe’s very own Lisa Graham and Selling Expert Colleen Francis joined hosts Brian Fanzo and Daniel Newman to discuss the transformation of the way we sell in a modern digital world; exploring the changes in how we sell, and what helps sales professionals rise above the rest.  A few of the questions that Graham and Francis tackle on the show include: How have sales changed in the past few years? What has the impact of social selling been on sales professionals? How should sales professionals balance social media and personal selling in the age of digital? What can sales professionals do to stay on top for now and into the future? Throughout the episode, there were countless great examples of the changing landscape of sales provided by both Lisa Graham and Colleen Francis. With Graham doing a wonderful job of using her personal experiences at Adobe as the model, Francis often took her learnings from consulting with companies around the globe to add context and show some of the similarities and differences between Adobe’s sales culture and enterprises across the board. Of course, our hosts Fanzo and Newman couldn’t hold their tongue throughout the episode as they often incorporated their own anecdotal visions as to the changes taking place in professional sales. One thing is for sure, sales is transforming at a great rate and for individuals as well as companies to stay relevant in sales it is important that they change with the times and get on board with the advice of Graham, Francis and the SMACtalk hosts!

Once upon a time, it felt like the only time an employee dealt with HR was when they were hired, when they left the company and perhaps when they had a question about their insurance or another benefit. All in all, the HR department has over the years earned a reputation as a bit of a stranger to the everyday employee. However, that reputation is changing.  In this week’s SMACTalk, the third in our series partnership with Adobe Document Cloud, we explore one of the critical topics inside of every business, Digital Transformation. This week Mark Grilli from Adobe and Theo Priestly, known Digital Transformation expert and Technology Evangelist joined hosts Brian Fanzo and Daniel Newman to discuss the transformation in the enterprise; covering where we are now, the biggest challenges for organizations looking to transform as well as some predictions as to the future of digital for organizations, how transformation efforts will continue to evolve and what leaders need to be thinking about to successfully transform their businesses. A few of the questions that Priestly and Grilli  tackle on the show include: As a subject that seems to have many different meanings, How do you define digital transformation? What are the keys to building a digital transformation ready business? How much does company culture impact digital transformation success? What are the key technologies driving digital transformation? Where should businesses that are on the sidelines start with their digital transformation? While the opinions of thought leaders Mark Grilli and Theo Priestly has many similarities, it was interesting to hear from each their different views on the questions where Grilli  provided some wonderful examples of how change is being accomplished inside of an enterprise like Adobe, whereas Priestly brought more of a wider lens few from across the digital landscape. Of course with this topic being near and dear to the hearts of the shows hosts, both Fanzo and Newman found themselves playing the role of host and guest at different points. I guess when the questions are this good, you can’t help but want to answer them. At one point the show even took a little turn from the questions above and went into who the responsible party is for digital transformation, there we got some interesting answers from our hosts and guests, but we won’t spoil the surprise as we want you to listen all the way through. (Hint: it wasn’t the CMO) What we did realize for sure is that Digital Transformation continues to be a huge undertaking for every organization. However, it’s a critical vehicle for maintaining a healthy business into a very quickly changing future full of new technology, new services and a million other unknowns. Follow our guests on Social Media: Mark Grilli on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-grilli-7b5743 Theo Priestly: @itredux   What is SMACtalk Live: For an audience looking for a business centric multi­media experience on the topics of Social, Mobile, Analytics, and Cloud, they will have to look no further than to S.M.A.C.talk LIVE. Founded in 2014 as a weekly podcast, S.M.A.C.talk was featured as an iTunes “Top 10 New & Noteworthy” for Technology and Social Media. With hard hitting conversations on not only the technology but how it relates to business and the future of work, listeners can count on this podcast for a straightforward analysis that makes the future of technology more accessible and a whole lot more fun. Find out more about SMACtalk Live: http://www.SMACtalk.Live If you want to chat about having SMACtalk Live at your event or chat with our hosts please follow them and reach out to them on twitter: @iSocialFanz & @DanielNewmanUV

Once upon a time, it felt like the only time an employee dealt with HR was when they were hired, when they left the company and perhaps when they had a question about their insurance or another benefit. All in all the HR department has over the years earned a reputation as a bit of a stranger to the everyday employee. However, that reputation is changing. In this week’s SMACTalk, the second in our series partnership with Adobe Document Cloud, we explore the future of Human Resources and HR Tech. This week Mason Stubblefield from Adobe and Matt Charney, known HR Tech Influencer joined hosts Brian Fanzo and Daniel Newman to discuss the transformation of the HR department; covering where we are now, where HR needs to go and some of the challenges and opportunities that exist. A few of the questions that Charney and Stubblefield tackle on the show include: How has HR changed the most over the past few years? What impact have new technologies and tools had on how HR functions? Have we seen increased collaboration between HR and LOB? How else has HR improved collaboration with the organization? Real time feedback has always lacked in HR. What are some of the trends to improve that and increase employee engagement? Employees are more and more becoming extensions of brands. How can companies manage that while allowing employees to help with the brand story? While the opinions of thought leaders Mason Stubblefield and Matt Charney tended to be similar as to the need for change in HR, it was interesting to hear from each their different views on the questions where Stubblefield provided some wonderful examples of how change is being accomplished inside of an enterprise like Adobe and Charney brought a fun, and sometimes slightly jaded view of the HR field and put a strong onus companies to strive for more employee, candidate and technology centric models that helped HR evolve fast! One thing is for sure, there is massive disruption taking place inside the HR department as the role is moving from administrative support to the internal marketing champion for brands as well as the catalyst for employee engagement. Listen below or on iTunes here What is SMACtalk Live: For an audience looking for a business centric multi­media experience on the topics of Social, Mobile, Analytics, and Cloud, they will have to look no further than to S.M.A.C.talk LIVE. Founded in 2014 as a weekly podcast, S.M.A.C.talk was featured as an iTunes “Top 10 New & Noteworthy” for Technology and Social Media. With hard hitting conversations on not only the technology but how it relates to business and the future of work, listeners can count on this podcast for a straightforward analysis that makes the future of technology more accessible and a whole lot more fun. Find out more about SMACtalk Live: http://www.SMACtalk.Live If you want to chat about having SMACtalk Live at your event or chat with our hosts please follow them and reach out to them on twitter: @iSocialFanz & @DanielNewmanUV

What will the future look like? For businesses today this may be one of the most commonly asked and pressing questions. With the pace of change accelerating at breakneck pace, companies no longer have the luxury of depending on what is working today in order to sustain profits. As fast as companies rise today, they can fall. And for most companies, their product becomes obsolete the moment a better product, service or experience enters the market.   At SMACtalk, we focus on talking about the biggest technology and people challenges that impact business, and on this episode of SMACTalk we bring the Future of Work from and center to the conversation. To kick off a four part series with our new partners Adobe Document Cloud, we had the opportunity to bring a special guest, Jon Perera. Jon is Vice President at Adobe and he is one of the future forward thinkers in the organization. In this episode we focus in on:   1. Why future of work has become such an important topic? 2. What can companies do to help people keep up with the changing workplace? 3. How Remote and Flex Work is driving performance in the workplace?  4. What are the biggest trends that we will see in the workplace in the next one, three and five years?   While there are no crystal balls for what the workplace of tomorrow will look like, what we do know is rapid change and technological shifts are going to continue to put pressure on business leaders to create highly agile environments that enable businesses to innovate in the most challenging of times.    Are you ready to take a look into the future of work? Join Brian, Daniel and our guest, Jon Perera in this weeks SMACTalk.    For more information on our Sponsor Adobe Document Cloud as well as our guest Jon Perera check out the following.    Jon Twitter:  @jon_perera Jon Perera LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonperera Adobe Document Cloud Twitter: @AdobeDocCloud Adobe Document Cloud LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/adobe-document-cloud --- What is SMACtalk Live: For an audience looking for a business centric multi­media experience on the topics of Social, Mobile, Analytics, and Cloud, they will have to look no further than to S.M.A.C.talk LIVE. Founded in 2014 as a weekly podcast, S.M.A.C.talk was featured as an iTunes “Top 10 New & Noteworthy” for Technology and Social Media. With hard hitting conversations on not only the technology but how it relates to business and the future of work, listeners can count on this podcast for a straightforward analysis that makes the future of technology more accessible and a whole lot more fun. Find out more about SMACtalk Live: http://www.SMACtalk.Live If you want to chat about having SMACtalk Live at your event or chat with our hosts please follow them and reach out to them on the following channels: Twitter: www.Twitter.com/DanielNewmanUV www.Twitter.com/iSocialFanz Snapchat: www.Snapchat.com/Add/DanielNewmanUV www.Snapchat.com/Add/iSocialFanz