A Tale of Two In-plants
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"The majority of in-plants today have some type of Web-to-print," noted Jeff Hayes, president of InfoTrends, at the beginning of an IPG webinar earlier this week. And those that don't, he added, "you're likely losing customers or jobs."
The webinar, "Achieving & Attaining Web-to-print Success," was sponsored by Rochester Software Associates, and featured two in-plant managers detailing their Web-to-print experiences. First Tawsha Worrall, manager of the Print Center at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, noted the advantages that RSA's WebCRD brought to her in-plant. It has allowed her to monitor costs, track jobs, report, charge back, manage forms and control UPMC branding.
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