As it becomes clear that a digitally integrated workflow will form the core of the printing Laurel Brunner raises the question of whether print will become an IT-centric industry
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Kurt Reiter
Kurt Reiter is the managing director and Technologist, Digital Quay, an expert consultancy and multi-solution provider of digital content management solutions and integration. Digital Quay is the exclusive Australasian agent for the WAM!NET technologies offered by the Savvis Content Exchange.
Microsoft changing DAM world
Microsoft’s decision to provide digital asset management as part of its Sharepoint package is not aimed directly at the print industry, and will see other developers move to niche packages to serve printers better, says Kurt Reiter.
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