JDF: Connecting Systems, Automating Setup
Your organization can enhance services, control costs and streamline operations by using JDF data to link all elements in the print process.
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“Build on what you have, and understand that your workflow processes determines how you can utilize JDF and other industry standards to develop a strategy and implementation plan,” says Williford.
JDF is a strategy, not an event. You will likely implement it slowly over time as you begin to analyze your processes and equipment needs. Creating a long-term workflow integration plan using a JDF strategy will help ensure that you incrementally reach your desired level of automation and interoperability. IPG
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