Adobe Inc.

Adobe Inc. is an American software company known for creative applications, PDF tools, and digital experience products. Its products serve creators, businesses, and marketers.

Adobe Creative Cloud: A subscription suite of Adobe applications and services for creating and publishing digital media. It bundles many of Adobe’s best-known tools for creative work.
John Warnock: An American computer scientist who co-founded Adobe Systems and helped develop PostScript. He co-founded Adobe and helped define its early technical direction.
Software as a service: A software-delivery model in which applications are hosted by providers and accessed through subscriptions or networks. Adobe increasingly delivers applications through recurring cloud subscriptions.
Affinity Photo: A commercial image-editing application developed by Serif as an alternative to Adobe Photoshop. It competes for users seeking professional photo editing without Photoshop’s subscription model.
Adobe Photoshop: An image-editing application used to manipulate photographs and create digital artwork. It is Adobe’s flagship tool for raster image editing.
Charles Geschke: An American computer scientist who co-founded Adobe Systems with John Warnock. His partnership with Warnock established the company in 1982.
Adobe Creative Cloud subscription: A paid plan that provides access to Creative Cloud applications, services, and updates. Subscriptions replaced many one-time Creative Suite purchases.
CorelDRAW: A vector-graphics and page-layout application developed by Corel. It competes with Adobe Illustrator in illustration and design workflows.
Adobe Illustrator: A vector-graphics application for creating illustrations, logos, and other scalable artwork. It complements Photoshop with artwork defined by paths rather than pixels.
PostScript: A page-description language that specifies text and graphics for printing and display. Licensing this technology gave Adobe its first major commercial foundation.

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