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On November 6, 2000, Adobe hosted its 2000 fall financial analyst meeting at its corporate headquarters in San Jose. Adobe executives gave the investment community a state-of-the-business update on the company, and outlined its strategies and plans for fiscal 2001 and beyond. Financial disclaimer Some of the information covered in the analyst meeting presentation files contain forward looking statements that involve risk and uncertainty. Actual results may differ materially from those set forth in such statements. For a discussion of the risks and uncertainties, you should review Adobe's SEC filings, including the annual report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year 1999, the quarterly reports on Form 10-Q filed by the company in 2000, and the Risks and Uncertainties Disclaimer.
Disclaimer
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For convenience, copies of the presentation files are provided below.
Adobe panel speakers
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Mike Saviage, Senior Director, Investor Relations, welcomed the attendees, set the goals for the meeting, and provided the agenda for the day.
Mike Saviage
(PDF: 260 KB / 5 pages)
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John Warnock, Chairman and CEO, talked about key market trends - setting the stage for the opportunities in front of Adobe in the coming years. |
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Murray Demo, Senior Vice President and CFO, gave a business and operations update, and provided an outlook for fiscal 2001.
Murray Demo
(PDF: 400 KB / 28 pages) |
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Bruce Chizen, President, introduced Network Publishing and talked about how Adobe plans to capitalize on trends and the opportunities Network Publishing presents Adobe and its partners.
Bruce Chizen
(PDF: 3 MB / 26 pages)
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Jim Stephens, Senior Vice President eBusiness Development, unveiled Resource Center, Adobe's new subscription based Web hosted service for creative professionals.
Jim Stephens
(PDF: 900 KB / 9 pages) |
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Joe Eschbach, Vice President ePaper Solutions Group, outlined Adobe's plans for its Acrobat product line.
Joe Eschbach
(PDF: 1.1 MB / 16 pages)
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Bruce Chizen then wrapped up the meeting with concluding comments, which was followed by a Q&A session.
Closing statements
(PDF: 444 KB / 5 pages)
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