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Follow UsBANGALORE: Adobe Systems Inc. today introduced Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2, an enterprise rights management (ERM) solution for protecting and controlling documents throughout their entire life cycle.
"Collaboration is the heartbeat of business. Whether working with a colleague in the same building or a partner across the globe, it is crucial to have persistent control of sensitive information wherever it goes," said David Mendels, senior vice president, Enterprise and Developer Business Unit, Adobe in a statement.
"Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2 delivers the flexibility to exchange sensitive information in the source formats in which they are created and used. Now, businesses can accelerate the pace of innovation and reduce time-to-market by allowing collaboration to occur earlier in the
process, with greater assurances that proprietary information is more effectively protected against intentional or accidental disclosure," he added.
Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2 helps organizations gain a greater return on their business intelligence, better meet regulatory compliance, and reduce liability exposure. In addition, Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2 offers a multi-platform solution that enables organizations to aggregate group information and check user credentials against existing authentication directories.
Additionally, Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2 for CATIA offers engineering professionals the ability to apply document-level access and usage controls to Dassault Systèmes CATIA V5R16 engineering and design documents.
Adobe also announced the Adobe Document Center, a hosted service that allows individual knowledge workers to protect, control and track PDF, Word and Excel documents via the web.
The service provides Policy Server 7.2 functionality directly from Adobe Acrobat 8 software, plug-ins to Word and Excel, and, moving forward, directly from a web-based service.
Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server 7.2 is available immediately. Pricing starts at $100 per author.
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