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| Enterprises face a challenge: to more effectively engage with customers beyond the firewall while making efficient use of back-end resources. IT departments need to make investment choices that allow them to better organize and use distributed capabilities. These capabilities must work in concert with scalable applications that engage customers through the appropriate and targeted use of rich and compelling interfaces. |
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| Effectively reaching and engaging customers against a backdrop of rapidly changing business environments, while reducing development costs and maximizing return on investment, demands a service-oriented approach to application delivery in support of improved customer experiences. This type of delivery allows back-end processes to be exposed as loosely coupled services and easily assembled into targeted solutions. Applications must be presented to customers through intuitive interfaces that increase user satisfaction, improve process utilization and completion rates, and increase transaction size. |
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| LiveCycle ES2.5 exposes software as services and elevates customer experiences to a whole new level leveraging a unified developer experience for creating applications that help organizations quickly assemble more secure, feature-rich solutions that leverage Adobe® Flex and Adobe® PDF technologies to dramatically improve user engagement via the cross-platform Adobe Reader® and Adobe Flash® Player software installed on over 98% of internet-enabled PCs worldwide. Organizations can choose the appropriate combinations of standards-based user interface technologies, including Flex, PDF, XML, HTML, and Ajax, to most effectively engage their users, drive flexibility, and reduce custom implementations and vendor lock-in. |
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| Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite (ES2) is a SOA Java EE-based server software product from Adobe Systems Incorporated used to build applications that automate a broad range of business processes for enterprises and government agencies. It combines technologies for data capture, information assurance, document output, content services, and process management to deliver solutions such as account opening, services and benefits enrollment, correspondence management, request for proposal processes, and other manual based workflows. |
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| LiveCycle ES2 incorporates PDF (Portable Document Format) technology with Flex (Flash-based UI technology) to allow developers to create human interactive applications. |
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| LiveCycle ES2 is a platform providing end users with more compelling experiences which can be extended outside the organization to customers, partners, and citizens. LiveCycle applications also function in both online or offline environments. These capabilities are enabled through the use of Adobe Reader and the Flash Player clients that are found on the majority of desktop computers and mobile devices. |
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| LiveCycle Workbench™ ES2 and Adobe® Flash Builder™ provide integrated form, process, and rich internet application (RIA) design tools that expose the appropriate functionality to specific team members. For example, form designers and business analysts can work collaboratively within LiveCycle Workbench ES2. Developers can extend application functionality through data integration, scripting, and extension of module capabilities through the LiveCycle ES2 software development kit (SDK). Business analysts can define conceptual processes while form designers can reuse form fragments and script components created by developers. Reusable content components (form templates, service definitions, process definitions, policies, DDX files, XML schemas, and images, for example) and form fragments (headers and footers that can be reused across multiple forms, for example) are stored, version-controlled, and protected in LiveCycle ES2.5. This approach greatly simplifies the maintenance and update tasks related to application development. The LiveCycle repository provides versioning, maintains resource dependencies within the development environment, and can protect assets using access control lists. |
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