The Adobe Digital Publishing Suite pulls all the pieces together so you can create interactive, immersive, hard-to-put-down tablet publications to draw in new readers and hang onto old ones.

Maximize your content in a whole new format.

Combined with InDesign, Adobe DPS lets you: Add rich interactive features such as image sequences and pinch-and-zooms, slideshows, panorama views, animation, video and sound to your iPad apps, with tools built right into the InDesign software. Flatten the learning curve for your publishing production staff with familiar, tried-and-tested solutions — the same Adobe software the publishers, agencies, freelancers and other vendors you work with use already. Extend your brand to multiple digital publication platforms — not just iPad, but also other tablets, mobile devices and Web outlets — by keeping it easy to repurpose content for digital destinations and develop repeatable editorial workflows and production processes. Manage your brand in one place with Adobe's central content repository and distribution services, and your own branded Content Viewer. Once your app is published, take advantage of Adobe's e-commerce and analytics offerings for fulfillment, subscription servicing and valuable reader metrics (powered by Omniture). Or use APIs to integrate your existing business applications with DPS.

Learn from the best.

We’ve been working with Adobe for almost two decades to bring you industry-leading publishing software solutions. If you’re looking for expert training while you consider how to publish to the iPad and beyond, MEI and the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite can’t be beat. In fact, we offer a wide range of tablet publishing services to help you implement your digital strategy from start to finish.

See it in action.

Watch this short clip to see some of the creative possibilities Adobe DPS has to offer.

See how Martha Stewart Living turned its print magazine into an interactive iPad app that provides an exciting experience for readers — and advertisers as well.

Learn how Wired magazine broadened its brand using Adobe DPS, creating digital publications that move far beyond the static print page. Hear production editors discuss how the iPad presents new opportunities to evaluate the economics of publishing.