DPS eNewsletter, January 3, 2017

	Volume XVII, Issue 1 \| January 3, 2017


	Dear %%FirstName%%, Both overt and covert options are available for a layered approach to document security. This week we discuss the future of security printing. For more Web-exclusive content, the latest news, and more, visit dpsmagazine.com. Follow us on Twitter and visit our website for the latest industry news. Also, check out our November digital edition.



	The Future of Security Printing The need for secure printing is essential to few, and an occasional concern for many. However, those that need these features rely on the latest technologies to ensure secure applications. Security measures are called upon in many forms to protect brands and consumers against fraud and counterfeiting. Print is no exception, and new tools continue to emerge to combat theft... more >>

	Visit dpsmagdirect.com - our information portal - for more on the products and solutions described below. GRAPHIC WHIZARD VividCoater Series RB SUN ENTERPRISES Business Card Slitters CUSTOM POSTERS DIRECT Wide Format Printing

	Pack EXPO 2016 Highlights As digital print technologies spread into new markets, this year’s PACK EXPO International was one to watch. Celebrating the 60th anniversary of its debut, the trade show was held from November 6 to 9, 2016 in Chicago, IL. The event was co-located with the Pharma EXPO... more >> A Look at Labels Labels are printed on both narrow and wide format digital devices. While wide format is typically more geared toward short-run stickers and decals, narrow format machines—usually around the 13-inch print width mark—offer a more traditional approach to the term label. The digital label printing segment continues to grow... more >>

	• GMC Software Listed as a Representative Vendor in 2016 Gartner Market Guide - Workflow • The Felix Schoeller Group Presents New Digital Wallpaper Collection - Media & Substrates • Fujitsu Introduces Document Capture Capabilities to PaperStream Capture Pro - Workflow • Esko Device Manager Improves Productivity for VCG-Connect - Workflow • Toshiba Now Offering Nuance's Flagship Office Document Solutions - Document Strategies • THERM-O-TYPE Introduces RDC-Flex Rotary Die Cutter - Finishing • Hunkeler to Host Innovationdays 2017 in Lucerne, Switzerland - Digital Print • KBA Promotes RotaJET Inkjet Web Press for Newspaper, Book, & Decor Markets - Digital Print


	ROCHESTER SOFTWARE ASSOCIATES Rochester Software Associates (RSA) is the only company in the industry to provide transform, output management, prepress and web to print software solutions to support digital production print workflows. For over 30 years... ROLLEM INTERNATIONAL Rollem specializes in die cutting, slitting, scoring, perfing and fold/glue machinery for high quality finishing of digital outputs. Eliminate excess labor, guillotine cutters and touch points. A Rollem will score digital stocks... SMARTSOFT SmartSoft provides industry-leading mailing, address quality, web-to-print, MIS and workflow automation software. Products include the all-in-one print workflow management system PressWise, the AccuMail suite...

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	Editorial Mission: To provide a resource of thought provoking content, spotlighting present applications and success stories in digital-content publishing for business leaders. Our editorial exclusively targets decision-makers charged with harnessing the document. Through dynamic implementation of enterprise communication initiatives, DPS readers can maximize their company's profitability. DPS is the most efficient media resource available, cutting across vertical market boundaries in topic areas including: Customer Retention Management (CRM), Scanning, Digital Printing, One-to-One Marketing, Content & Asset Management, Electronic Bill Presentment & Payment (EBPP), Web Publishing E-commerce and outsourcing. Copyright 2017 Digital Publishing Solutions. All rights reserved.

Jan 13, 2007Olivia Cahoon

DPS eNewsletter, January 3, 2017

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