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Actually the way you describe it Adobe didn't lose anything - they angered the people who already didn't care to upgrade, and supported the preferences of those
by Illniyar 8y ago
Actually the way you describe it Adobe didn't lose anything - they angered the people who already didn't care to upgrade, and supported the preferences of those (businesses) who are paying them on a regular basis.
- ghaff 8y agoNo disagreement. Aside from a few consumer and prosumer products, Adobe has always kept a hard line that their primary customer base is graphics professionals who are willing and able to pay for a premium product. At a time when retail software generally was dropping in price, Adobe maintained its pricing on most of its products. It's a strategy that's generally worked out pretty well for them during a period when business models around selling software have become much more challenging.