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    Answers For The 3 Main (Adobe) Questions:: Hi, Milos

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    Hi, Milos

    Answers for the 3 main (Adobe) questions:

    RED- My opnion

    Blue – Pay attention

    Green - Conclusion

    1.Using Apps with one license in the same time? (individual)


    Yes. While you can’t use the apps on different computers at the same time, you can install the
    apps on more than one computer and activate (sign in) on up to two computers .

    My opinion for individual license: No worth for small/or big teams.

    2.What do i get with creative cloud for teams (Business Lic.) that i don’t get with
    an individual membership?

    Creative Cloud for teams includes everything in Creative Cloud for individuals, plus:

    • Company-owned libraries that can be made automatically accessible to Creative


    Cloud users in the business plan

    Following are some examples of how you can use team


    libraries or Creative Cloud Libraries for business:

     Corporate style guide (Store corporate colors, type styles etc.)

     Shared project libraries (You can easily share design elements, colors,
    text styles)

     User experience element libraries (Web, mobile, and UX design teams often reference buttons,
    menus, and other user interface elements across multiple design projects.)

    • A web-based Admin Console where you can easily mana ge and reassign licenses
    • Centralized IT deployment tools
    • The ability to reclaim assets when people leave the organization
    • 1TB of cloud storage per user, pooled for use by the whole team
    • 180-day version histories for cloud documents
    • Advanced 24/7 support
    • 1:1 sessions with Adobe product experts
    • Unlimited job posts on Adobe Talent, where you can recruit from a pool of millions of creatives

    This is only a library tab integrated into software which our member of the team
    create (for easier collaboration with other team members).

    For all of these things we practicaly use google services (Google Drive etc.)
    We don’t have integrated shared library in software ( but how much is that’s matter
    for us..?!) - Do we really need to pay more for such a service?

    3.Do the Creative Cloud for teams (Business) list prices cover one user or my
    entire team?

    Prices shown are per user and reflect the monthly price per team member if you choose to
    pay each month or the annual price per team member if you choose to pay upfront.

    Certainly a Business plan does not bring us a single license for multiple users or multiple
    licenses for all in one package of business plan (for 79.99 $ /mo).

    Each team member is paid extra on a monthly basis.

    Number of team members (licenses)

    Recap of buying Business plan for 1+


    members

    ! PROS - If it can speed up the work of the team (IT CAN) (for faster and more
    fluid exchange of graphics and solutions among team members).

    ! CONS – A lot of things are needed now at this moment (adim panels and other things
    related to large organizations and storing large amount of things).
    Of course, it's up to you if these (potentially our) libraries are worth paying ( ..I think
    that is about 20$ extra per license/monthly compared to individual plan for all
    package of adobe crative cloud) since we have a Google drive for file sharing files
    only (but not integrated assembly libraries into the software itself).

    The question exist only because you said in the chat:

    I think UX / UI designers will also need at least Photoshop, Illustrator and XD (if
    they don't have their own software solutions).

    The question is the same for you and me:


    Is it worth taking a Business Plan for the things described above if the licenses
    for each member are already charged separately?

    I think “Yes” (for the benefit of the future team), what would you think?

    Reference link:

    https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/business/teams/plans.html

    That’s it!
    Thank you for your time.

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