Technology

By Jan De Roeck
July/August 2009

Building strong links between the packaging production process and the Product Lifecycle Management system increases the support and confidence level between the packaging buyer and supplier—a win-win environment. p. 16

Crowson Stone Printing Company
May/June 2009

How one company became more efficient, worked more effectively and increased overall customer service and satisfaction. p. 28

by Charles Blanchard
May/June 2009

The challenge at all levels of the production value chain is to implement online collaborative systems that address workflwo issues but deliver a compelling user exeprience at the same time. p. 22

by Larry Warter
March/April 2009

Monitor--don't call it soft-proofing could have a direct bearing on the future of the printing industry because of the potential to increase speed and quality with no increase in cost. p. 16

by David Hunter
January/February 2009

Learning how to control the variables related to producing predictable, expected color. p. 32

by David Hunter
January/February 2009

When matching colors, how close is close enough? p. 30

by Laura Pursley
January/February 2009

While everyone is looking for ways to stay ahead of the competition, land the next big job and retain customers, the implementation of solid processes can offer a long-term survival and growth strategy. p. 16

by David Hunter
January/February 2009

Learning how to control the variables related to producing predictable, expected color. Download PDF

by David Hunter
January/February 2009

When matching colors, how close is close enough? Now we have a process t help quantify values. Download PDF

by Trish Wales
May/June 2008
Paper, an analog variable in the digitized color world, is the reflecting surface for ink, affects hue in the highlights, impacts shadows, controls color gamut size, and is anything but a predictable commodity. Download PDF