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Adobe Edge: April 2009 - Get to know Adobe Flash Collaboration Service

* E-commerce support: Did you know that 97.5% of online shoppers select an item, arrive at checkout, and then abandon their cart. Imagine being able to assist customers at the critical point of the purchase process. Augmenting the shopping cart with online assistance through chat, VoIP, or webcam video can lead to higher conversion rates, which means higher sales.
* Interactive dashboards: Most web-based dashboards today don't support co-browsing, and decision makers are left to engage in an asynchronous mode of collaboration (typically through e-mail) to discuss the implications of the data exposed through the dashboards. Wouldn't it be compelling if you could enable decision makers to engage in a dialogue right at the source of truth and arrive at conclusions much faster?
* eLearning enablement: The need for training keeps increasing even as budgets get tighter. Companies of all sizes are investing more and more in web-based learning programs to equip the workforce with new skills and capabilities while at the same time meeting compliance requirements. Adding productivity-enhancing features such as polling and whiteboarding can vastly increase the appeal of your eLearning applications.
* Virtual worlds and casual online games: Building online multiplayer games can be challenging and time-consuming. Game developers have a strong desire to work with productivity-enhancing technologies, and Adobe Flash Collaboration Service enables them to quickly and effortlessly add real-time collaboration features.

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