As a business owner, Acrobat.com has massive potential to integrate with my organisation. I can clearly see how my whole company could be using buzzword, the presentation tool (and hopefully one day an Acrobat spreadsheet). Not to mention sharing acrobat documentation. I can also see how we could use Acrobat.com as a platform to communicate with our clients, suppliers and key partners. The only problem is one of branding. 

I would like to see the following functionality, to enable me to seamlessly integrate Acrobat.com into my company:

1. Corperate accounts: so I can register my domain with Acrobat.com and have administrative control over my employees' accounts. e.g. so when a new member of staff joins, I can create them an Acrobat user account under my domain. I would also have control over their documents and sharing, so in case they left I could still have access to the documents they created and shared. Maybe this should even be a centralised file storage area for domains?
2. If we are to use Acrobat.com to communicate with our clients, suppliers and key partners we need limited customisation of the look and feel of the site and emails it sends. Say, for example, we get a new client that we need to send various documents to: it would be nice to create an Acrobat.com account for them, under our domain and share the documents with them. The emailed invitation would need to look as though it came from us, not Acrobat.com. When they logged in to see the documents, it would need to look as part of our site - even on our domain 'acrobat.mydomain.co.uk', for example. Of course, this would also have to give credit to Adobe.com (as this site credits Brightidea.com)