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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JMF (job messaging format) is the XML standard that works with the JDF process to provide the two-way communication between systems and applications. This enables the intelligent information highway to optimize communication and connect systems.
The data in a JDF file travels from the job submission process and prepress into the MIS (management information system) or business system. This can automate tasks such as makeready to include ink key settings and sheet setting to manage getting the press up to color quickly.
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