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Adobe now has a Creative and Interactive Solutions business unit headed by David Wadhwani, who ran its Platform business so the company can take a more integrated approach, and "deliver faster on our vision of multi-screen publishing and drive innovation and support for both Flash and HTML 5 authoring."
John Loiacono who ran Creative Solutions is now heading up a new Digital Media Solutions unit focused on the company's core digital imaging franchise.
Former Omniture CEO Josh James is leaving the company at the end of July and will be replaced by former Omniture biz dev VP Brad Rencher. Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen said Omniture now represents about 10% of Adobe's revenue. Adobe bought Omniture 11 months ago for $1.8 billion.
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