Shaping Digital Print
Digital print providers look for ways to add new services that fit into their existing workflow. Sometimes it is as easy as adding a finishing component.
A Digital Transformation Strategy
Back in the 70s, industry commentators were talking about the paperless office and forecasted a future where all documents would be stored digitally—some 40 years later, and we still haven’t got there—but it isn’t for want of trying.
A Lesson in Labels
As digital print technologies evolve, both label and packaging applications become viable.
EFI Connect Wrap Up
Each year, EFI users convene in Las Vegas, NV for the Connect event. The 2016 conference took place at the Wynn Las Vegas from January 19 to 22, 2016.
Third Anniversary Event
Canon Solutions America invited over 40 industry analysts and reporters to its third annual anniversary event this February 22 to 24, 2016 in Boca Raton, FL.
Dscoop Preview
2016 marks the eleventh annual Dscoop conference. This year the event is held in San Antonio, TX, April 14 to 16 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
Raising the Bar
In addition to the value digital print capabilities are known to provide—cost-effective short runs, variable data, and faster turnaround times—the latest print enhancement technologies add value and another layer to the possibilities of digital print.
Hosted Managed Services
The state of customer communications has been a roller coaster of changes over the past decade with new communication channels and an influx of solutions for managing and delivering.
A Dimensional Impression
As digital print technologies target packaging applications, interested digital print providers consider the equipment and software investments needed to add the offering.
Packaging Software and Visualization Tools
Print providers benefit from the latest advancements in packaging layout software.
Innovative Mail
Digital envelope printing solutions allow commercial and in-house printers to easily and cost effectively add value to direct mail.
Mail Masterpiece
A colorful palette or vivid imagery catches the eye when opening the mailbox. Among a sea of B&W envelopes, colors and graphics grab the attention of a consumer.
