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Numerous customers are already benefiting from the solution, including the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), FoodSHIELD, Grundfos, Holland & Knight, Penn State, Philips Healthcare, Reuters, Toshiba America Business Solutions (TABS), and the USDA Graduate School.
Customer comments on Acrobat Connect Pro
“We implemented Acrobat Connect Pro to integrate sales and distribution channels outside our corporate network more effectively,” said Douglas Dell, Global Director of Learning Services at Philips Healthcare. “Because content created with Acrobat Connect Pro is displayed through the widely used Adobe Flash Player, our e-learning programs are readily accessible to authorized users on virtually any digital device. Equally important is the ability to distribute content and conduct meetings securely and reliably within our medical organization’s firewalls.”
“Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro enables instructors to create compelling presentations that sustainably increase engagement and retention of the subject matter,” explained Eric Hoffman, Managing Partner at EJH & Associates and Technical Lead at FoodSHIELD, a central portal where users from all 50 US states work together to secure the national food supply. “Intuitive group-management options and easy integration of video, audio, and multimedia elements offer a strong alternative to traditional learning experiences, focusing more on content and less on technology.”
“Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro offers the same benefits as an in-person seminar. It allows us to interact with participants regardless of location and at any time,” said Ole Kristensen, Senior E-Learning Consultant at Grundfos, the world’s largest manufacturer of heating pumps. “We can give them feedback and hold constructive discussions using the advanced interactive options in Acrobat Connect Pro.”
“The latest version of Acrobat Connect Pro offers even more interactive tools that increase acceptance and satisfaction among everyone involved,” explained Paul Fell, Manager of E-Learning at Holland & Knight, one of the 20 largest law firms in the United States. “Participants attending online meetings in real time can engage fully in sessions by using the intuitive interface controls to raise their hands, answer questions, and provide direct feedback in discussions.”