A year on from initial lockdown restrictions, which prompted the pivot towards remote working, The Drum and Adobe teamed up to survey 100 creatives to discover what lessons from the pandemic will inform the future of creative working.

A few things became clear: working from home is here to stay – with 67% of creatives expecting to ‘continue to work mostly from home’ – but when it comes to collaboration, teams are yet to discover the full potential of the enabling technology and tools that can help drive better collaboration - not just between teams but with end clients directly. This panel seeks to explore how the creative collaboration process has changed and what lessons can be learnt, not only to transform the quality of creative work, but the lives of creatives, forever.

The panel will discuss:

Has working from home made collaboration more difficult?
What are the biggest changes the pandemic has driven in terms of creative workflows?
What should creatives be looking for to help improve collaboration across teams?
How has the creative brainstorming process changed?
Adobe's 2021 Creative Trends forecast which you can download here.

When:

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Speakers:

		Richard West senior manager, strategic development, international design and content solutions Adobe
		Uyi Aghedo creative specialist Livity
		Alice Watkinson senior creative innocent drinks
		Jennifer Hyashi associate design director We Are Social
		Gordon Young editor-in-chief The Drum

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Adobe

How to create a more seamless end-to-end creative process in a virtual world

A year on from initial lockdown restrictions, which prompted the pivot towards remote working, The Drum and Adobe teamed up to survey 100 creatives to discover what lessons from the pandemic will inform the future of creative working.

The panel will discuss:

When:

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