Digital Printing-Toner - Cut Sheet (Color)

Scott Cornish had a color conundrum on his hands when trying to consistently produce marketing collateral pieces and in-store signage for Chico's, FAS, Inc., a sophisticated women's clothing and intimate apparel retailer.

Kodak has changed print forever and at IPEX 2010, there is proof of it everywhere you look. See the Kodak booth including the KODAK PROSPER PRES, the K-Zone and other Kodak solutions.

Beat Noser, Head of Global Print, Credit Suisse, Zurich, talks about using Kodak's solutions for printing. The organization prints more than 210 million internal and external documents per year, supporting the transactional needs of private banking, investment banking and asset management.

Scandinavian group Prinfo Vargada talks about its investment in the KODAK NEXPRESS SE3000 Press and its long-standing relationship with Kodak's workflow and CTP solutions.

The Association of College and University Printers (ACUP) conference brought in-plant managers to Charlotte to discuss digital printing, Web-to-print and much more.

Kodak's customer, Labels, Tags and Inserts (LTI) uses the KODAK FLEXCEL NX Digital Flexographic System to print high quality packaging applications that rival rotogravure. Includes interviews with owner LeRoy Baker and Vice President Rhonda Baker Capps.

Kodak is again helping customers offer new services by offering Kodak's proprietary pigment inks for their Prosper S10 Imprinting Systems.

When the dean of University of North Texas' College of Business presented ideas for a book highlighting a new business school building, UNT Print & Mail Services knew that this job had to turn out better than anything the in-plant had ever done.

When someone in the Hemet Unified School District approached Reprographics Manager Karl Melzer and asked him if his in-plant could produce yearbooks, he took a look at the sample yearbook presented to him. He was appalled by what he saw. He promised that his shop could produce a better product. Last month he made good on his word.

Ohio State University's in-plant is a heavyweight among its peers. In-Plant Graphics' December 2009 survey of the largest in-plants in North America lists Ohio State's UniPrint operation as the number-one revenue-producing ($18 million) university shop and as having the fourth-most employees (81).