Fuji Xerox New Zealand has launched its colour managed workflow solution in a bid to make proofing and colour management a more exact science and less of a guessing game
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Fuji Xerox New Zealand has launched its colour managed workflow solution in a bid to make proofing and colour management a more exact science and less of a guessing game
With its appointment as Ryobi service agent to the Pacific islands, Cyber New Zealand has added another string to its bow
An Auckland printer finds that his Fuji Xerox 700 fits the bill in satisfying his customers’ needs for print on demand, and says that the current economic climate is helping people realise the benefits of digital printing
When Auckland commercial printer Digital Solutions looked at upgrading and expanding its digital solutions, Fuji Xerox and Printing Supplies and Machinery provided an answer for its digital print finishing
Speaking at a recent Wellington Chamber of Commerce breakfast, Prime Minister John Key commented how government departments need to spend more on technology in order to gain efficiencies
Fujifilm has repositioned itself to offer a far greater product offering to the New Zealand market, all of which was on display at PacPrint in Melbourne last month
More than 800 printing industry professionals from across the country and overseas joined together on the final night of PacPrint 09 to recognise and celebrate the achievements of their peers at the 26th Australian National Print Awards. Wayne Robinson was there
Taking on a new business from a different part of the industry requires new knowledge and skills as Auckland company Green Grapics found when it expanded in 2007
Auspack will be introducing a new Bioplastics Pavilion in 2009 to further enhance the visitors’ experience and educational opportunities over the four day exhibition
Innovative Christchurch printer CQ, made an investment in quality recently, when it took custody of one of the new Océ ColorWave 600 presses from Konica Minolta
| Market research completed by the PPA (the UK Periodical Publishers Association) after the recent 37th FIPP World Magazine Congress in London, has shown that the value added printing techniques demonstrated by PrintCity Alliance members within the innovative & interactive FIPP09 printed Congress programme had created a noticeable impact. |
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has released an LED-UV (ultraviolet ray) ink-drying system using light-emitting diodes (LED) which the company claims enables significant energy saving in printing. |
As the digital printing market continues to grow, Spicers Paper says it is making paper selection for printing on-demand and variable data jobs easier with the addition of another digital paper to its range. |
Alf Taylor, founder of packaging solutions company tna, has been named one of Australia's 100 most influential engineers of 2009 in the June edition of Engineers Australia. The list, published annually, identifies the country's leading engineers in academia/research, associations, consulting, engineering expertise, industry, public service and politics, according to tna. |
Prime Minister John Key called for more technological solutions in business, and gave a thumbs up to the state of the art innovation on display at the official opening of the Ricoh Technology Centre, at Wellington on Wednesday. |