Adobe says Express adoption within businesses has been exciting
Says growing traction of the newly launched Firefly App web subscription and Photoshop mobile offerings. Says driving higher value from AI-infused Prime and Ultimate tiered offerings with existing and new customers. Says dynamic macroeconomic environment. Says leveraging AI to create exponential value in the creator economy. Says Express adoption within businesses has been exciting. Comments taken from Q2 earnings conference call.
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