Workflow

“Best Practices for Workflow Automation” Case Studies Thursday, May 22nd at 1 pm Eastern time

Monday 12. May 2008 - IPA's Workflow Team returns with an examination of methods used by successful companies to improve their production efficiency.

No vendors, no hype – this time we’ll go straight to the users themselves to find out what is working and what’s not. This dynamic one-hour webinar will feature extended interviews with actual print and premedia professionals, focusing on their recent innovations and real-life experiences. Workflow methods, software installations & hardware upgrades will all be covered in these in-depth case studies.

Your host for this event is Hal Hinderliter, leader of IPA’s Workflow Team and experienced workflow consultant and educator. He’ll get right to the point during this webinar, through compelling case studies that reveal what it takes to successfully adopt and implement new workflows.
Hal will be joined by representatives from four leading graphic solutions providers (see list below). If you’ve ever wondered how the industry’s leading premedia and print providers are improving their effectiveness and profitability, you won’t want to miss this informative program!

Our participants will be:
· Mike Stern and Arron Bullock of Brown Printing Co.
(publication and catalog printer with multiple US locations )
· Eric Hegdahl of Graphic Systems Group in New York City
(production agency and digital printer)
· Rob Lisi of Transcontinental O’Keefe (Premedia service provider
and publication printer with traditional and digital output)
· Warren Werbitt (the “YouTube Guy!”) of Pazazz Printing in Montreal
(full-service sheetfed printer with large-format digital)

Questions posed to each participant will include:
· What problems or challenges were you hoping to resolve?
· Which products or changes did you consider?
· What solution(s) did you select?
· What was it like to implement?
· Are you happy with the results?
· Any plans for tweaks/improvements?

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