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We're taking a completely fresh look at how marketers can share and understand data about their businesses and campaigns, and better collaborate with creative professionals. We have been pursuing this under the name "Project Tartan", and it will be a whole new user experience for Adobe Marketing Cloud. We've designed it mobile-first, hosted in the cloud, and with social throughout -- this is a great example of the new generation of software coming from teams at Adobe.

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Tartan Tartan We're taking a completely fresh look at how marketers can share and understand data about their businesses and campaigns, and better collaborate with creative professionals. We have been pursuing this under the name "Project Tartan", and it will be a whole new user experience for Adobe Marketing Cloud. We've designed it mobile-first, hosted in the cloud, and with social throughout -- this is a great example of the new generation of software coming from teams at Adobe. Runtime: 00:03:20 Added: March 01, 2013 Views: 3,009	00:03:20
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