Printing goes back to school
There are a wealth of training providers out there to help print firms bring their skills up to scratch, writes Henry Mendelson.
Star Business: Vega Colour Group
The Melbourne-based printer remains at the forefront of the industry, both environmentally and in colour standards, by planning ahead ...
View from the Top: Garry Muratore
The former Agfa figure and all-round pre-press guru talks to Henry Mendelson about his new position at GMG, promoting colour management ...
Getting inside information
There’s a goldmine of business data at your fingertips. It could
be just a matter of getting the spec right with your management ...
The price of going green
ETS or no ETS, there’s a drive to make industry pay for its carbon impact. So what it could mean for print, asks Samantha Schelling.
Counting the cost of copyright
The book industry may have claimed victory over Parallel Import Restrictions, but beyond the win and the political wrangling that ...
Asia gears up for inkjet boom
As InfoPrint vies for a piece of Asia’s growing print market, Peter Kohn went behind the scenes at its new Chinese facility.
Digital domination
Once just aimed at short-runs and variable-data, digital print has made huge inroads for applications once the domain of offset, says ...
Vendors talk of tying it together
With a merger of digital big guns Canon and Océ on the cards, what does vendor consolidation mean for the industry’s printers? Steven ...
Would a shift to RGB stack up?
A CMYK workflow might seem like a no-brainer, but thanks to today’s multitude of output devices and new media options, more printers are ...
Meeting a demand, digitally
Economic hardships are making value in print all the more crucial. On-demand digital offers a route for better returns, finds Peter Kohn.
Eye on labels
Breakthroughs in technology mean that the humble label can make a massive impact in sectors ranging from electronics to pharmaceuticals ...
The new deal for production B&W
Konica Minolta’s Brett Palmer speaks to Peter Kohn about the company’s new monochrome strategy, and the boost it will give to black-and-w...