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What kind of license should I get?
Recently I started working at a company as a Motion Graphic Designer. Since I am the first person that will create movies and animations they need to get Adobe CC.
Because I am looking for the correct license, I am exploring all the options. I noticed there are 2 types of licenses to choose from: Individual and Business.Perhaps, in the future, there will be more multimedia designers but for now I will be the only one using Adobe CC. The company already purchased Adobe Design Standard CS6 a while ago.
I noticed some differences in both licenses and I cant figure out which road to take. Who can give me some advice based on the following:
I need a license that contains every application that was previously available in the Production Premium Suites. For 2015 I will be the only user and for that time-frame I need it to be as cheap as possible.
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Marten
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5 Replies
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From your description of what you need, the individual license seems to be the best choice.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects product manager and curmudgeon
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The big difference between the business/teams and an individual account is that the individual account cannot be reassigned to another user. I manage a team of accounts and as people come and go I can delete and create a new user to the team. You cannot do that with individual accounts.
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I say go for individual and upgrade when you have further team members.
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Yes, take it one step at a time, create the relationships at work that will build trust & credibility and then management will trust you have the companies best interests in mind.
Go with the individual license for now. -
Do you know if there is a limit to the number of users supported with a business account?
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