Adobe, Inc.

Oliver Isaac Goldman

Roey Horns

Julian R Wixson

Kevin Gary Smith

Pradeep Saikalyanachakravarthi Javangula

Luis Polanco

Stanley J Switzer

Ethan Malasky

Jeremy R Clark

Ashley Manning Still

Kent Andrew Edmonds

Jeff Young

Abraham Moshe Muchnick

Thomas William Randall Jacobs

Eric A George

Eric P Snowden

Xuejun Xu

Abhay Vinayak Parasnis

Govind P Balakrishnan

Michael Chou

Daniel J Clark

Shriram Venkatesh Shet Revankar

Habib Khalfallah

Clement Faydi

David J Pond

Chris Brichford

Michael Vitrano

Ankit Jain

Edward R W Rowe

David W George

Aditya Bansod

Ashutosh Sharma

Arno Gourdol

Christopher Brichford

Peleus Uhley

Michael Brian Orr

Mitch Green

Jim D Corbett

Rajesh K Gwalani

Ashish Baweja

Robert O Kwon

John Joseph Moyer

James Lewin McGregor

Alok Manchanda

The present disclosure relates to a digital asset synchronization system that provides improved digital asset management and synchronization of a digital asset stored either within a component database or a packaged file. For example, the digital asset synchronization system enables a set of components that makes up a digital asset to appear as a singular packaged file, while also maintaining the benefits of having the digital asset made up of the components. In this manner, the digital asset synchronization system provides a bridge between a digital asset stored in a packaged file format and conventional file formats. In addition, the digital asset synchronization system also provides digital asset management and improved synchronization between a client device and a cloud storage system.

Managing digital assets stored as components and packaged files

The present disclosure relates to a digital asset synchronization system that provides improved local and remote synchronization of digital assets. In particular, the digital asset synchronization system manages digital assets by separating each digital asset into multiple components stored as a set of distributed individual files. Employing individual components for a digital asset rather than single monolithic file enables the digital asset synchronization system to provide safe concurrent access to the digital asset from multiple applications on the same device and across different devices. In addition, using components for a digital asset provides the digital asset synchronization system with the ability to efficiently store and synchronize multiple versions of the digital asset, both locally and remotely.

Synchronization of components of digital assets during live co-editing

Component-based synchronization of digital assets

Using an action registry to edit data across users and devices is described. In one or more implementations, a user editing data in an application requests to share the data with another user or another device for further editing. Responsive simply to the request or based on an exchange of content transfer information, the data is communicated to the selected user or device. Using information maintained by an action registry, a list of applications capable of editing the data is presented to the selected user or via the selected device. Upon selection of an application from the list, the selected application is launched. Once changes are made to the data by the selected user or device, those changes can be saved and the changed data automatically returned to the original user and/or device. The changed data can then be automatically presented to the original user or on the original device.

Using an action registry to edit data across users and devices

Embodiments relate to a smart contract platform that facilitates creation, execution and verification of customized smart contracts. The smart contract platform enables design of customized smart contracts for execution and verification on a distributed ledger network, including smart contracts with logic for querying and fetching sensitive transactional data from participant nodes. A distributed ledger can store tokens indicating successful completion of one or more transaction elements without making some or all the associated transactional data visible. A smart contract form viewer can be used to view and interact with a smart contract form linked to the smart contract. The smart contract form can present contractual provisions in natural language, present transactional data to an authorized user, and accept entry or validation of designated transaction data. As such, the smart contracts described herein provide visibility and verifiability without the lost privacy and lack of customizability that exist with present solutions.

Generating customized smart contracts

Techniques and systems are described to enable users to optimize a digital marketing content system by analyzing an effect of components of digital marketing content on audience segments, environments of consumption, and channels of consumption. A computing device of an analytics system receives user interaction data describing an effect of user interaction with multiple items of digital marketing content on achieving an action for multiple audience segments. The analytics system identifies which of a plurality of components are included in respective items of digital marketing content. The analytics system generates data identifying different aspects that likely had an effect on the achieving an action on the items of digital marketing content, such as components of the items of digital marketing content, environments of consumption, channels of consumption. The analytics system outputs a result based on the data in a user interface.

Digital media environment for analysis of audience segments in a digital marketing campaign

The present disclosure relates to a digital asset conflict resolution system that provides conflict resolution of composite-part-based synchronized digital assets. In particular, the digital asset conflict resolution system detects conflicts within composite-part-based digital assets and resolves the conflicts at a composite-part level (i.e., composite-part level) within the digital asset based on format-specific rules. In various embodiments, the digital asset conflict resolution system utilizes format-specific rules and rule sets to automatically resolve conflicts at the composite-part level within a digital asset without duplicating the digital asset and without requiring immediate user involvement.

Conflict resolution within synchronized composite-part-based digital assets

Creative brief-based content creation is described. A service provider system, such as a creative service provider system, supports the creation of digital content in connection with digital content creation projects. Initially, the service provider system defines a schema as a set of rules for controlling configuration of creative briefs to register digital content creation projects. The service provider system provides service to support digital content creation based on the data included in the creative briefs. For instance, the service provider system provides service by leveraging the descriptive data configured according to the set of rules defined by the schema, which specify particular attributes that are to be instantiated to describe digital content creation projects. Example services include surfacing mockup digital content to inspire content creators, surfacing content scores indicative of how the digital content being created is predicted to perform in relation to target demographic groups, and so on.

Creative brief-based content creation

Digital image generation through use of capture support data is described. In one example, an image capture device is configured to obtain capture support data from an imaging support system via a network through inclusion of a pre-capture system. The pre-capture system, for instance, is configured to obtain capture support data from an imaging support system via a network. The capture support data is configured for use by digital image processor along with raw image data received from an image sensor to generate a digital image, e.g., that is configured for rendering.

Digital image generation using capture support data

Techniques and systems are described for analyzing components of digital content. A computing device of an analytics system receives user interaction data that describes an effect of user interaction with a plurality of items of digital content on achieving an action. The analytics system identifies which of a plurality of components are included in respective items of digital content. The analytics system then generates outcome data describing a likely effect of the plurality of components on achieving the action based on association with respective items of digital content. Additionally, the analytics system generates a recommendation to configure a subsequent item of digital content based on the outcome data. The recommendation is based on the likely effect of the different ones of the plurality of components, to generate more effective digital content.

Digital media environment for analysis of components of digital content

Two different representations of content are maintained, at least one of which is a composite representation of the content. The composite representation is multiple different components, each component stored as a separate file and each component including some of the data of the content. The composite representation also includes a manifest that identifies the various components. Different devices can edit the content, and access to the content is coordinated via a synchronization system. The synchronization system manages generation of one or more representations of the content. The synchronization system also manages synchronization of the different representations of the content, allowing changes made on various different computing devices to be reflected in the different representations of the content, and managing situations in which different computing devices may attempt to change the content concurrently.

Synchronizing different representations of content

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Oliver Isaac Goldman