Corel Corporation has introduced the Corel Graphics Enterprise License (CGEL) Program, a new solution for enterprises with 250 users or more that will enable site-wide licensing of Corel’s award-winning graphics software including CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite, Corel DESIGNER® Technical Suite and CorelDRAW® Essentials. Designed to offer simplified administration, this new program equips enterprise users with the tools they need to communicate more effectively and with greater impact, at a fraction of the cost of purchasing individual licenses.
“Now more than ever, businesses need to ensure their message stands apart from the competition and they are relying on their employees to take an active role in creating materials with greater visual impact,” said Gerard Metrailler, Senior Director of Product Management, Graphics for Corel. “Corel has a proven track record of producing superior graphics software that helps users create more exciting communications. With the Corel Graphics Enterprise License Program, we are offering enterprise customers increased access to powerful design software, that is easy to learn and use, compatible with industry standard formats and available at a fraction of the cost of other vendors.”
Giving Every User the Tools to Communicate More Effectively
Corel’s new Graphics Enterprise License delivers the following benefits:
• Site-wide access to Corel’s award-winning graphics software, including CorelDRAW Graphics Suite, Corel DESIGNER Technical Suite, and CorelDRAW Essentials
• Simplified terms and conditions.
• Simplified administration and reduced costs by dealing with one vendor versus many
• Ability for every employee to create more compelling business communications
Availability
The Corel Graphics Enterprise License Program is available for enterprises in North America starting today. Detailed price information is available at www.corel.com/cgel.
This article was last modified on June 19, 2020
This article was first published on May 6, 2009
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