Adobe Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE)

Already an essential provider of creative software with a huge moat, Adobe announced today that it will be switching all customers to a subscription model. This is huge - a better business model, and, from my perspective as a consumer, a better experience. Win-win, and while people hate change and may have negative knee-jerk reactions to the new model, they'll come around. It's a better, more integrated suite of products at a better price. Love it. Bodes well for Adobe's future!

Moving quickly as the market changes and making the shift from boxed to digital

Web-based subscription service growth

Nasdaq in maximums.

Exceptional products. Top of the line for designers.

Great products that help business. As business picks up this company will reap the benefits.

Will enter strong in 3d printing

Not properly valued big dog.

I think their change to a subscription-based model is not helping them. Many of their graphics programs traditionally both the small self-employed designer and large corporations would upgrade at different times and not always as each new version came out. I think they've gotten greedy and trying to follow the Microsoft model of being the 800-pound gorilla in the room.

It really should specially in the long run. It's inevitable due to natural market direction.

I think this company has a strong future in the technology future.

While Creative Suite is still the industry standard, Flash and Shockwave are on life support. All major browsers now support HTML5 which will become the standard in webpage embedded video.

Why does adobe reader update require a restart? Because Adobe sucks. That's why.

It's this simple. Photoshop and Illustrator are two of the greatest, most life-enhancing inventions since the grilled cheese sandwich.

Photoshop and Illustrator are two of the greatest things to ever happen to the world.

Cornering market on photo software

The move from flash will benefit computers and adobe more than other people.

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