Ricoh Americas has detailed its Document Production Center Optimization services, which help clients reduce costs in transactional printing and distribution, while improving accuracy and utilizing existing technology, whenever possible.
With the new Xerox iGen4 Diamond Edition, job setup is easier and production times are faster for producing brochures, catalogs, magazines and direct mail pieces. The newest iGen4 also has precise, repeatable color image quality so the first printed piece looks the same as the last one—a must when matching corporate colors and logos.
With the new Xerox iGen4 Diamond Edition, job setup is easier and production times are faster for producing brochures, catalogs, magazines and direct mail pieces. The newest iGen4 also has precise, repeatable color image quality so the first printed piece looks the same as the last one—a must when matching corporate colors and logos.
The GOOD DESIGN award program, organized annually by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and the European Centre for Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies, has chosen Landa as its GOOD DESIGN award recipient for its Landa Nanographic printing presses. The award program is considered the oldest and most recognized program for design excellence.
The end of a lease is always a good time for reassessment. So when it came time to replace the Xerox DocuTech 6180 at University of Arkansas PMC Solutions, the 45-employee print and mail operation also turned its eyes on its six-year-old iGen3.
The World Bank’s Printing & Multimedia Services operation has become one of the first in-plants to install a production inkjet press. Last month, the 42-employee in-plant fired up an HP T230 Color Inkjet Web Press in its Landover, Md., facility, 11 miles away from downtown Washington, D.C. With duplex printing speeds of 400 feet per minute, the inkjet press is a quantum leap over the speeds of the in-plant’s two Kodak NexPress 3000s and Océ ColorStream 10000. In fact, the first job run on the T230—800 copies of a 92-page book—would normally have taken up to eight hours to print.
Four years after installing a Kodak NexPress 2500 digital color press, University of Oklahoma Printing & Mailing Services has just upgraded to a NexPress SX3300. The new digital press brings a 31 percent boost in speed, improved quality output and a new set of ink solutions that will allow the 94-employee in-plant to produce scores of specialty applications.
Since installing a Screen Truepress Jet520 in December 2012, G&C Direct Mail Marketing in Dallas, can print five million pieces filled with color text and graphics targeted to recipients and switch to a different 1,000-piece project on demand. “Within the next year, this machine will grow our company to the level of a $15 million company,” said Fernando Guzman, president.
Provost Academy, a network of online public high schools serving grades 9 through 12, worked with Barnett Murphy Direct Marketing (BMDM), to create a cross-media campaign to address both students and parents. The campaign was the most successful direct marketing effort in Provost Academy’s history.
The HP Indigo 10000 digital press debuted at drupa 2012 and underwent beta testing by 10 PSPs across the globe beginning in September 2012. Many of the beta customers, including Courier, Pureprint Group and Sandy Alexander, are considering adding a second unit. Installation of production units are expected to start this month.
