Goodway
Graphics changes name to Goodway Group of Massachusetts
Change enhances branding & better reflects national
scope
Goodway Graphics in Burlington, Mass., part of a national
company with headquarters in Philadelphia, has changed it name to the
Goodway Group of Massachusetts to better reflect the range of services
it can provide to clients across the northeast from the resources of
its national organization. (more)
Odyssey
Press earns Forest Stewardship Council certification
Odyssey Press, the original ultra short-run printer,
has received chain of custody (CoC) certification from the Forest Stewardship
Council (FSC). This certification highlights Odyssey Press’ commitment
to ensuring use of papers from sources committed to sustainable forestry
practices. This certification permits Odyssey Press to use the FSC logo
in concert with their chain of custody certificate number. Odyssey’s
clients can request their products be printed on papers that are grown
and managed in an environmentally conscious and responsible manner.
Through the use of the FSC logo, they can proudly display their own
environmental sensitivity and responsible use of papers that can be
documented as satisfying the high standards of the Forest Stewardship
Council. (more)
Elite
Envelope & Graphics adds account manager and envelope folding machine
at four-year anniversary
Elite Envelope & Graphics in Braintree, Mass.,
is celebrating its fourth year in business with the addition of Beverly
Chancholo as an inside account manager. (more)
EDSF
studies electronic delivery of regulated financial information Document
foundation makes report available to printers at no cost
A new report from EDSF (the Electronic Document Systems Foundation),
an international, non-profit organization dedicated to the document
management and graphic communications industries, investigates the use
of electronic document systems in the distribution of regulated financial
information. (more)
Twenty-two
do’s and don’ts that make a definite difference in business
By John Graham
It must be easy to accumulate bad habits in business because there are
so many of them. Unfortunately, they can have a negative impact on us
personally, as well as on our companies. (more)
Leopard:
What you need to know
By Ron Ellis
Leopard, Apple’s new operating system, is here. The new operating
system has an impressive list of new features, and continues Apple’s
OS X cat-based naming scheme. Most prepress operators wisely hold off
on upgrades — and with good reason. Whenever you perform an upgrade
there is the chance that key features and functions will stop working.
For some users — those using certain features in Panther that
are set to expire, as well as those buying new computers — they
will have no choice but to upgrade. For those of us in production, we
usually tend to wait until we know it is a safe time to upgrade. (more)
Company
Profile: QPL grows by providing customers with solutions
By Nancy Hitchcock
Loading a race car-shaped cooler with race car key chains and T-shirts
or filling fake coconuts with lip balm and sunscreens was probably not
what Peter Derby expected his quick printing company to be doing when
he started the Chelmsford, Mass. (more)
Only
in printed version
Web
to print: The next DTP revolution?
By Bernd Zipper
There’s one topic to which those in the print and media industry
looking to the future of their businesses cannot close their eyes: web
to print. Denigrated by some as a fashionable flash in the pan and job
killer and praised by others as a cure-all — the online production
of templates is a profitable but controversial phenomenon. And that’s
no accident because although this new style of printing comes with many
advantages, it is simultaneously drastically transforming the market.
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