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Corel Graphic Enterprise License Enables Site-wide Licensing

North American enterprise customers can enjoy easy, affordable access to graphics software.

Published

15 years ago

May 5, 2009

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Corel Corp. (Ottawa, ON, Canada) is premiering the Corel Graphics Enterprise License (CGEL) Program for enterprises with 250 users or more that will enable site-wide licensing of Corel's graphics software, including CorelDRAW® Graphics Suite, Corel DESIGNER® Technical Suite and CorelDRAW® Essentials. Designed to offer simplified administration, the program equips enterprise users with necessary creative and production tools at a lower cost.

Gerard Metrailler, Corel’s senior director of product management, graphics, said, "With the Corel Graphics Enterprise License Program, we are offering enterprise customers increased access to powerful design software that’s easy to learn and use, compatible with industry standard formats and available at a fraction of the cost of other vendors.”

Details on the CGEL Program are available at www.corel.com/cgel.

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