A Fine State of Affairs
As the largest state government in-plant, California's Office of State Publishing is working in tandem with state government directives to increase production efficiency and reduce costs for stakeholders.
Improving Government Efficiency
Recent actions also dovetail with big-picture state goals and mandates. "Our enhancements are directly in line with California Gov. Jerry Brown's directives to improve the efficiency of government operations and cut taxpayer costs," Hill reports.
As part of an ongoing transition to digital just-in-time production, another of Gov. Brown's objectives, OSP upgraded its printing capabilities by replacing slower, outdated (circa 2005) equipment with a Canon imagePRESS C7010VP digital color press and a pair of Canon Océ VarioPrint 6320 high-speed black-and-white systems that have inline booklet makers for square-back binding.
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