research

Industry champions will lift profile of print [research]

2010-02-20T17:48:00+01:00

Recruiting print champions to spearhead a new PrintNZ campaign called Part of Life, PrintNZ aims to lift the profile of printed products and make the general public aware of how great a role printed materials play in our everyday lives. Dave MacIntyre outlines the campaign and how print champions can help the industry

Training and development positions your company for the future [research]

2009-06-29T17:49:00+01:00

Training and development is often one of the first budgets to be cut during difficult times - yet it is one of the areas where significant performance enhancement and efficiencies can be gained

Working smarter, not harder [research]

2009-02-19T18:13:00+01:00

Discovering how industry training organisations can help member companies boost their operations was the key aim of a pilot productivity project held throughout the country in 2008

Digital newspaper printing – a future application? [research]

2008-11-07T13:55:08+01:00

Among the more interesting demonstrations at the recent drupa exhibition was the digital printing of newspapers, says Andrew Tribute

Exciting new training initiatives available now [research]

2008-06-11T05:24:04+01:00

PrintNZ Training has two new initiatives available to all print industry members – the revamped Diploma in Management - Print qualification and two Colour Management modules.

After the ball [research]

2008-02-09T04:18:40+01:00

It’s amazing what is tucked away in our libraries. For example, there is Mrs Butters’ extraordinary Press Dress, which was donated to the Pictures Collection of the State Library of Victoria in 1951. It has undergone extensive conservation recently.

'The Answers' points way ahead [research]

2006-02-16T06:00:00+01:00

Printers get pointers for 2006 with ‘The Answers’. By Dave MacIntyre

Positivity reflected in latest PrintNZ survey results [research]

2005-12-08T06:00:00+01:00

Due out before Christmas, PrintNZ’s industry survey for 2005 shows an industry that is optimistic about the future, despite some immediate concerns By Joan Grace

Project update - the odyssey continues [research]

2005-11-14T06:00:00+01:00

In this, my last article for 2005, I will update a couple of the research projects that I have chronicled over the past three years