Photo Ops: Simon Fraser Heads Toward Picture Perfect
After some startup problems, Simon Fraser University now uses Taopix photo book software and an iGen3 to create photo books.
When Simon Fraser University's in-plant introduced photo books in September 2009, its original goal was to create more demand for graphic color work.
"We saw a 25 percent reduction in print volume in three years and wanted a new product that would generate additional revenue to recover our operational costs," attests Associate Director Lilian Ding.
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