The pre-eminent position of digital workflow is being graphically demonstrated on the Kodak stand, with a Star Trek type center console the focal point of the imaging giant's stand.

The pre-eminent position of digital workflow is being graphically demonstrated on the Kodak stand, with a Star Trek type center console the focal point of the imaging giant's stand.

The pre-eminent position of digital workflow is being graphically demonstrated on the Kodak stand, with a Star Trek type center console the focal point of the imaging giant's stand.

The pre-eminent position of digital workflow is being graphically demonstrated on the Kodak stand, with a Star Trek type center console the focal point of the imaging giant's stand.

Kodak’s Nexpress 2500 will be running with a new solution at the show, the Dimension Clear Dry Ink, which enables a raised image on the page.

Kodak’s Nexpress 2500 will be running with a new solution at the show, the Dimension Clear Dry Ink, which enables a raised image on the page.

Kodak’s Nexpress 2500 will be running with a new solution at the show, the Dimension Clear Dry Ink, which enables a raised image on the page.

Kodak’s Nexpress 2500 will be running with a new solution at the show, the Dimension Clear Dry Ink, which enables a raised image on the page.

Hamilton’s Sam Donaldson completed a journey from being a bit of a problem at school, to being New Zealand’s top printing apprentice when he became Apprentice of the Year last Friday night.

The Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) has selected the Kodak Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System as the sole recipient of its 2009 Flexographic Technical Association Technical Innovation Award.

Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group first-quarter 2009 sales were $603m, a 26 per cent drop from the first-quarter of 2008. The company says the revenue decrease was driven by a market-related decline of 30 per cent in prepress solutions and a 12 per cent price and mix-related decline in digital printing.

Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group first-quarter 2009 sales were $603m, a 26 per cent drop from the first-quarter of 2008. The company says the revenue decrease was driven by a market-related decline of 30 per cent in prepress solutions and a 12 per cent price and mix-related decline in digital printing.

The Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) has selected the Kodak Flexcel NX Digital Flexographic System as the sole recipient of its 2009 Flexographic Technical Association Technical Innovation Award.

Kodak says its stand at PacPrint 2009 will showcase a wide range of hardware and software innovations that generate revenue, profit, growth, and business opportunities for print service providers and their clients.

Kodak says its stand at PacPrint 2009 will showcase a wide range of hardware and software innovations that generate revenue, profit, growth, and business opportunities for print service providers and their clients.

PrintNZ Training has named the branch winners of this year’s apprentice awards, chosen from over 100 apprentices and trainees who completed their training in 2008.

Kodak says its stand at PacPrint 2009 will showcase a wide range of hardware and software innovations that generate revenue, profit, growth, and business opportunities for print service providers and their clients.

Kodak  Australia has unveiled the fastest and most productive addition to its Kodak Magnus 800 Platesetter line; a device that can image up to 60, eight-page plates per hour, at the highest image quality available in the industry

Australian distributer wide format digital consumables Starleaton Digital Solutions, has announced it would extend Kodak’s performance guarantee to include its supply chain. The company says Orders Kodak inkjet media by 10:30am are guaranteed to be delivered the same day in major metropolitan regions.

In the past week there has been the new agreement between Kodak and Ricoh concerning an extension of ongoing marketing of the same products through the Ricoh channels.

Kodak will cut up to 4,500 jobs during 2009, approximately 18 per cent of its total workforce following a $137m loss in the fourth quarter last year. The company reports that these reductions, which include executive positions, have commenced and the majority of the redundancies will take place in the first half of 2009.

Kodak will cut up to 4,500 jobs during 2009, approximately 18 per cent of its total workforce following a $137m loss in the fourth quarter last year. The company reports that these reductions, which include executive positions, have commenced and the majority of the redundancies will take place in the first half of 2009.

Former Kodak marketing manager Ross Gilberthorpe has taken on a contract based position of marketing manager for MAN Ferrostaal Australia.

Former Kodak marketing manager Ross Gilberthorpe has taken on a contract based position of marketing manager for MAN Ferrostaal Australia.

Sales for Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group for the third quarter were $821m, a two per cent decrease from the year-ago quarter. Earnings from operations for the segment totalled $23m, compared with earnings of $36m in the year-ago quarter.

BtoB magazine has named Kodak’s Jeffrey Hayzlett Marketer of the Year for 2008, awarding him the title at a ceremony in New York.

Kodak confirmed its interest in the New Zealand market with the visit of its managing director, Asia Pacific Region and President of Graphic Communications Group, Gustavo Oviedo.

Sales for Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group for the third quarter were $821m, a two per cent decrease from the year-ago quarter. Earnings from operations for the segment totalled $23m, compared with earnings of $36m in the year-ago quarter.

Sales for Kodak’s Graphic Communications Group for the third quarter were $821m, a two per cent decrease from the year-ago quarter. Earnings from operations for the segment totalled $23m, compared with earnings of $36m in the year-ago quarter.

When Kodak’s chief business development officer and president, Jeff Hayzlett, dropped into Australia recently, Wayne Robinson asked him how the imaging giant was aiming to meet the needs of the nation’s printers