A Workflow Overhaul
To eliminate production inefficiencies, Aflac's printing subsidiary, Communicorp, restructured its customer service methodology and installed the latest high-speed equipment.
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Following printing, projects move to the bindery where the jobs are finished on either a new MBO or Stahl high-speed automated folder. These units, working at 18,000 sheets per hour, created another potential bottleneck which was alleviated by adding a high-speed, automated shrink-wrapping machine.
This entire process required the cooperation and dedication of many vendors, who all worked in a seamless manner to achieve the desired workflow. While the JDF/JMF integration is not yet complete, it is anticipated that all the new equipment and software from job inception through bindery will be JDF-enabled by the end of 2009.
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