

Here are a few ways you can share assets with collaborators and gather feedback from stakeholders in the most efficient way possible. And for enterprise users, Adobe has made it more secure (and more convenient) to log in with support for single sign-on and for Microsoft Azure Active Directory coming soon. With quick access to your Creative Cloud files and libraries right within your Microsoft Teams workspace, its easier to find and share assets. “Collaboration between business and creative teams is critical and we’re pleased to work with Adobe to expand the integration between Microsoft Teams and Creative Cloud to maximise the impact of creativity for our customers”, said Nicole Herskowitz, General Manager Microsoft Teams Marketing. This means you have new levels of oversight on your Creative Cloud projects, all in one place and on your team’s channels. This now goes for files across several Creative Cloud tools, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, in addition to Adobe XD. With Adobe Creative Cloud and Teams, you can easily stay up to date on your creative projects, getting notifications on file activity – like when new comments are made, when links to creative files change, and more. What’s new: A more robust notification and asset-sharing workflow Now, Adobe has introduced new functionality to streamline collaboration between Creative Cloud and Teams users even further. Bringing colloboration and creativity together creates a powerful combination for users and that’s why Microsoft recently named Adobe its 2020 Microsoft Alliance Global ISV Partner of the Year.

Creativity is also fueling our workplaces in new ways and Adobe Creative Cloud is the tool empowering creativity. Collaboration is the fabric of the modern workplace and Microsoft Teams, with its 75 million users, is the tool of choice for many.
