Adobe outlines Three-pronged Strategy

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Adobe outlines Three-pronged Strategy 
Adobe has appointed Sunil PP as the Director - Education for its India and South Asia operations. Sunil will be responsible for driving the education business for Adobe in the region. The company has also announced the launch of Adobe Creative Suite 6 Student and Teacher Edition. Moreover, Adobe outlined a three-pronged strategy for its business in the Indian education sector which include, Driving adoption of technology-enabled learning, Creating training and certification programme and Building an ecosystem of partners. 
Peter McAlpine, Sr. Director - Education, APAC, Adobe, said, "We are very proud to have Sunil joining our Education team. With the paradigm change that is under way in the education ecosystem in India, Sunil will play an instrumental role not only in leading the education team in the country but also towards devising a balanced strategy for Adobe’s business in the education sector."
Umang Bedi, Managing Director, South Asia, Adobe, said, “Education has always been a key segment for Adobe and with Sunil on board, we look forward to further increasing our industry leadership through his proficient business acumen in the public and private education domain.”
Sunil PP, Director - Education, South Asia, Adobe, said, “I am very excited to be a part of an organization that is playing a key role in transforming the art of education with world-leading tools and technologies. I look forward to helping drive the adoption of Adobe technologies across the education sector.”

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