Adobe, Microsoft Deepen Cloud Computing Partnership
Software companies Adobe (A DBE) and Microsoft (MSFT) on Tuesday announced that they are expanding their cloud computing partnership deeper into customer experience management. Adobe stock and Microsoft stock climbed on the news.
Adobe and Microsoft first partnered on cloud computing about three years ago to sell companies on digital transformation. On Tuesday, the companies announced integrations of Adobe Experience Cloud and Adobe Document Cloud with Microsoft’s Dynamics 365, Office 365, LinkedIn and Azure cloud infrastructure services.
As part of the new integrations, Microsoft has chosen Adobe Sign as its preferred e-signature solution across its productivity and workflow software offerings. Adobe Sign now integrates deeply with Microsoft SharePoint, Dynamics 365, Teams and other products.
“Microsoft has something like 180 million commercial customers and users and that represents a humongous opportunity for us,” Dave Welch, vice president of Microsoft solutions at Adobe, told Investor’s Business Daily. “It’s a huge opportunity for Adobe partnering up with Microsoft to drive workforce automation and digital transformation with our Adobe Sign product.”
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