At the center of the update is AI Generate. Designers can start with a blank canvas, describe the image they need in words, and generate several options before continuing to refine the result with familiar CorelDRAW tools. Users can choose a style, color palette, and image format, or use an existing visual as the basis for a new variation.

This is particularly useful during the early stages of a project, when teams need to explore several ideas quickly. Instead of searching for a suitable image or manually preparing each concept, designers can generate multiple directions within minutes, choose the strongest approach, and continue developing it themselves.

AI can also be applied to existing content. The Remix feature allows users to modify individual elements of an image or change its surroundings using simple text prompts. For example, a product photo can be placed in a different setting, or several visual concepts for an advertising campaign can be created without building every layout from scratch.

Corel has also simplified one of the most time-consuming tasks in photo editing. A new AI-powered tool can remove backgrounds with a single click while handling complex edges such as hair or fabric more accurately. Corel PHOTO-PAINT also introduces intelligent masking that automatically identifies the subject while still allowing designers to manually refine the selection.

The company is not positioning AI as a replacement for the design process. Instead, the focus is on accelerating the stages that typically require the most time. AI-generated or AI-edited content remains a regular part of the project and can continue to be refined using CorelDRAW’s standard editing tools.

The 2026 release also brings an updated interface, faster application startup, and expanded capabilities in CorelDRAW Web. Users of the web version gain access to the same new AI tools available in the desktop application.

CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2026 is available for Windows, macOS, and the web. Generative features operate through an AI credit system. Subscribers and customers with active maintenance receive 2,000 credits per month, while perpetual license users receive a one-time allocation of 2,000 credits.

The new release reflects Corel’s broader approach to AI. Rather than offering a separate image generator, the company has integrated AI directly into the designer’s workspace, shortening the path from idea to finished layout while keeping the final result under human control.

Oracle PartnerNetwork is Oracle’s official partner program, with paid membership and a structured set of qualification requirements. Partner status can be complemented by individual Expertise designations that validate a company’s capabilities in specific products and solution areas. According to Oracle, achieving an Expertise designation requires meeting defined qualification criteria and serves as a way to demonstrate a partner’s competencies to customers.

RCVC’s Expertise portfolio covers a broad range of Oracle solutions, including Oracle Database and MySQL, Exadata, Solaris, SPARC and x86 Systems, Oracle Virtualization, Private Cloud Appliance, StorageTek, E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, Siebel, Hyperion, Primavera, and Oracle Communications, as well as specialized solutions for financial services, telecommunications, energy, and Life Sciences.

The confirmed areas also include Oracle Financial Services Core Banking, Oracle Financial Services Insurance, Oracle Primavera P6 EPPM, Oracle Primavera Unifier, Oracle Communications Unified Assurance, Oracle Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance, Oracle Clinical Applications, and other solutions.

For customers, this means that RCVC’s work with Oracle extends beyond software supply alone. The published Expertise designations demonstrate the company’s capabilities across specific product lines and enable a more comprehensive approach to projects — from solution selection and licensing to engagement with Oracle on specialized enterprise requirements.

The Oracle partnership strengthens RCVC’s capabilities in projects for large enterprises, banks, telecommunications companies, industrial organizations, and businesses operating mission-critical IT infrastructure.

Acronis solutions help organizations back up and recover data, protect workstations and servers, and reduce the risks associated with downtime and data loss.

The partnership is particularly relevant for companies that need to ensure business continuity and protect data across on-premises, cloud, or hybrid infrastructure.

RCVC helps customers select the right Acronis solutions, determine the appropriate licensing model, and arrange official product delivery.

The company’s flagship product, PL/SQL Developer, is an integrated development environment designed for creating, testing, and maintaining software modules for Oracle Database.

The partnership enables RCVC to officially deliver Allround Automations solutions and help customers select the appropriate licenses for development teams and database professionals.

Allround Automations solutions are particularly relevant for companies that use Oracle within their corporate infrastructure and want to streamline the development and maintenance of applications and databases.

The new partner status expands RCVC’s capabilities in Zoom projects and enables the company to offer customers Zoom Workplace, Zoom Rooms, Zoom Webinars, and other products within the Zoom ecosystem.

RCVC helps companies select the most suitable licensing configuration based on the number of users, working model, and organizational requirements, while supporting projects from initial cost calculation through to official delivery.

Zoom Silver Partner status strengthens RCVC’s capabilities in projects involving video conferencing, hybrid work, corporate events, and communication across distributed teams.

And that’s where it gets interesting.

Why office software is more than just “programs for work”

1. Task execution speed

Good software removes unnecessary steps. Bad software adds new ones.

For example:

Normal document workflow = 5 minutes for approval.
Broken, outdated workflow = 45 minutes, three phone calls, two “check it again,” and one “it doesn’t open for me.”

Speed = money.
The faster documents, data, and tasks move, the less the company loses on micro-delays.

2. Error reduction

Business loves accuracy. People — not always.

When office software:

• validates data,

• checks fields,

• stores document versions,

it reduces the risk of human error.

Fewer errors → fewer losses, fewer nerves, and fewer “who even sent this to the client?”

3. Process transparency

Without proper software, chaos lives inside a company:

• Who’s doing what?

• At what stage?

• Why is the “urgent” task hanging for 10 days?

• And who touched the document last?

Modern tools give you a clear picture: who, when, and what is being done. That means:

• control

• forecasting

• manageability

A business without transparency is like a ship without radar — you’re moving, but where?

4. Scalability

If the company grows, the software must grow with it.

Risks:

• choose “some free tool” → a year later everything lags

• pick software without an API → no integrations

• use a product with irregular updates → hello compatibility issues

Proper software doesn’t break when you add more staff or complicate processes.

5. Security & compliance

Documents, access rights, personal data, financial reports — all of this lives in your office tools.

Your software choice determines whether:

• data ends up in someone else’s hands,

• the company can pass regulatory checks,

• a leak costs you your reputation or the entire business.

Security is the one point everyone remembers only after a scandal. Unfortunately.

How to choose office software: 7 criteria that save money and nerves

1. Integrations & ecosystem

Your software must play well with what you already use: CRM, accounting tools, messengers, storage.

No integrations → manual work.
Manual work is more expensive than any license.

2. Simplicity & onboarding

If employees don’t understand the tool → the tool is dead.
Training everyone from scratch = time loss and decreased productivity.

Choose software someone can start using without a 20-hour course.

3. Speed & stability

Lag kills motivation faster than a small salary.
Software shouldn’t “think” longer than a human.

4. Total cost of ownership, not just subscription

You must calculate the entire cycle:

• training

• transition time

• integrations

• updates

Sometimes “expensive software” ends up cheaper than free software.

5. Developer support

You need regular updates, tech support, and migration assistance.
If the developer disappears — the business gets a headache.

6. Mobility

It’s 2025 — working only from a computer is madness.
Files, tasks, chats, documents — everything must be accessible from a phone.

7. Customization

Every company works differently.
If software adapts to your processes — great.
If processes must bend to software — expect sabotage and chaos.

Conclusion

Office software isn’t a set of buttons — it’s the foundation of efficiency. It speeds up employees, makes processes transparent, reduces errors, and protects data.

Choosing software is a strategic decision. The wrong tool slows the company down for years; the right one opens the road to growth.

In business, the winner isn’t the strongest — but the one who works faster, more precisely, and more flexibly.
And the right software is one of the key elements of that speed.

Red Hat’s portfolio covers operating systems, container platforms, automation, and hybrid cloud infrastructure. Its solutions are designed for organizations developing their own IT infrastructure, adopting containerization, or automating system management.

The partnership enables RCVC to help customers select Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OpenShift, Ansible Automation Platform, and other Red Hat products based on their business requirements and existing infrastructure.

RCVC can also support customers in selecting the appropriate licensing model and arrange the official delivery of Red Hat solutions for enterprise projects.

Check Point technologies help protect corporate networks, endpoints, cloud infrastructure, and remote access by bringing multiple areas of security together within a unified ecosystem.

The partnership enables RCVC to help customers select Check Point solutions based on their existing IT infrastructure and security requirements, calculate the required licensing, and arrange official product delivery.

These solutions are particularly relevant for organizations with distributed infrastructure and heightened requirements for protecting corporate systems and data.

Veeam solutions help companies protect data across physical, virtual, and cloud environments, reduce downtime, and restore IT infrastructure more quickly after system failures and cyber incidents.

The cooperation with Veeam enables RCVC to help customers select solutions based on their existing infrastructure and data protection requirements, calculate the required licensing, and arrange official product delivery.

This is particularly relevant for organizations where the continuity of IT systems and the ability to quickly recover critical data have a direct impact on business operations.

The company’s portfolio includes Adobe solutions for graphics, video, documents, and digital content, including Creative Cloud, Acrobat, and other Adobe products.

The partnership is particularly relevant for marketing and design teams, government institutions, and commercial organizations that need to centrally purchase and manage Adobe licenses for their employees.

RCVC helps customers select the most suitable licensing model, calculate the required number of licenses, and arrange the official delivery of Adobe software products for corporate use.