HP announced the next phase of its RIP Certification Program and its new Registered Latex Developer Program, which ensured a complete solution offering and an optimal customer experience with the new HP Designjet L65500 Printer with HP Latex Printing Technologies.
“The Stream Printhead is ideal for applications such as direct mail personalization, coupons, commercial gaming, and inserts,” added Cohen. “And because printers can now personalize a job in-house, they retain control of the quality and keep the profits for themselves.”
The ability to repurpose spooled print files, when the application that created the file is no longer available, has brought significant productivity savings to end-users.
“Asia Pacific Rim is a strategic growth opportunity for Presstek, so we are pleased to appoint and dedicate Tim to this region,” said Jeff Jacobson, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer.
CGS is excited to be the first to market with GRACoL and SWOP certification on these phenomenal new printers from Epson” commented Trevor Haworth, Chief Executive Officer of CGS Publishing Technologies International.
“As digital technology continues to improve in the packaging market, designers are pushing the boundaries of quality and producing exciting new looks and features,” said Alison Malloy, General Manager, Operations, Marketing Workflow Solutions Group, Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group.
In the last seven years, under VJ’s leadership, IPG has grown revenue from $19 billion to $29 billion and doubled its operating profit to more than $4 billion. VJ spearheads HP’s drive to become not merely the world’s premier printer company, but the world’s premier printing company.
“Being able to print on different substrates on the Rapida 205 81-inch press sets us apart,” says George Gross, Edison’s president. “The short-run plastic styrene market is growing and we’ve got the press to produce these jobs.”
In addition to its new NexPress S2500 Digital Production Color Press and a Kodak Prinergy Workflow System, the company uses a broad range of digital prepress equipment, three Komori Offset Presses, and a variety of finishing devices in its 25,000 square foot facility.
Xerox has won 230 industry awards in 2008, a 20 percent increase over the previous year. Leading industry publications and independent testing and research firms around the world recognized Xerox products and services for a range of attributes including image quality, performance and technical innovation. Accolades stem from more than 20 countries for a wide range of products, notably the Xerox iGen4 Digital Production Press and products in the Nuvera family. Xerox was also recognized for its knowledge management, innovation, diversity, ethics, family-friendly policies, environmental programs and leadership.