Hello everyone, there was a recent change announced regarding the discontinuation of the Creative Cloud Synced files for individual and business plans. As the change is set to impact many users and organizations, it's crucial to understand what this means for you and your business. In this video, we delve deep into this change and take a look at the steps you need to take as a user and as an enterprise.
You can also go through the below KB article to understand:
https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/eol-cc-synced-files-for-business-plans.html
- A comprehensive overview of the discontinuation announcement and its implications.
- The impact on organizations, especially those utilizing Creative Cloud for Teams and Creative Cloud for Enterprise.
- Practical steps on how to back up your data from the cloud safely.
- Adobe's rationale behind this change and the focus on creative collaboration.
- Exploring alternatives to Creative Cloud Synced files, including Cloud Documents, Creative Cloud Libraries, Frame.io, and Adobe Experience Manager Assets.
Additionally, we have created and posted this video that talks about:
- Detailed walkthroughs and tutorials on how to ensure your data remains secure and accessible.
- Insights into how Adobe's shift in cloud storage solutions might shape the future of creative collaboration.
- Tips and recommendations for organizations to transition smoothly without losing essential data.
You will also :
- Understand the changes and their potential impact on your workflows.
- Learn how to adapt and transition to Adobe's other cloud-based solutions or explore third-party alternatives.
*For queries, feedback, and suggestions, please feel free to start a conversation.
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Is there going to be a price reduction on the subscription plans? 1TB Cloud Storage is a big reason why many companies choose enterprise over personal, since this feature is being discontinuated, the price for the user should reflect that.
By @Jean Carlos30478276sjs6
No, there won't be a price reduction (at least not to my knowledge) and the Cloud won't disapear, only the synched files. Programs like Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign will continue to save to the cloud and the libraries use the cloud.
BTW: the 1Tb was never the incentive for Creative Cloud for teams. Initially those had also the 100Mb cloud space and the individual plan could be expanded to one Tb space.
The advantage of the Teams/Enterprise environment is the user management and the control IT has over the accounts and data., like reassigning licences to a new user, unattended installs etc. And indeed, there is one invoice for all licences. If you know that checking and athorizing and paying an invoice costs money, you know that Creative Cloud for Teams/Enterprise saves money. My company has it's own cloud service, and does not use the cloud space from Adobe, except for the libraries, where this makes sense and is an increase in productivity.
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