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GMC Software Technology to Highlight Recently Released PrintNet Designer 5.2 at Graph Expo 2008, Booth No. 5258
Wednesday 24. September 2008 - GMC PortalBuilder and Open Document Publisher Also Previewed
GMC Software Technology, will be demonstrating its latest personalized communication tools at Graph Expo, October 26-29, 2008 in Chicago, Ill. These include PrintNet Designer 5.2 and late beta previews of GMC PortalBuilder and Open Document Publisher.
Demonstrations will also be conducted on various GMC partner booths including InfoPrint, (no. 2274), Ricoh, (no. 1775) and Xerox (no. 1219).
Printing and graphic arts professional can get a hands-on look at how PrintNet Designer enables rapid creation and production of complex personalized documents for direct marketing, on-demand publishing, customer correspondence and transaction applications. PrintNet also helps businesses develop high impact and effective transpromo documents, such as financial statements enriched with integrated marketing messages.
With the recently release PrintNet Designer Version 5.2, users keep pace with the demands of personalized communications through added functionality for integration with third party applications, as well as usability enhancements that include Rich Text Format (RTF) workflow, process improvements, MindFire integration, and JDF support
From its sophisticated storefront core, GMC PortalBuilder creates a fast, easy gateway for personalized, customizable, marketing communications, so users can expand services and productivity.
A desktop wizard based client accelerates implementation and document development, and no coding is required. Existing marketing assets can be used to build a user-centric web front end. Integrated, WYSIWYG, proofing allows users to test their web portals quickly on their local machine without needing access to the web server. Integrated deployment moves the job into the storefront automatically. An administrative back-end supports production, ordering, scheduling and multi-channel distribution. The modular, standards-based storefront core can link to third-party accounting systems, delivery tracking and on-line payment processors and further integrate the production workflow into the business.
Open Document Publisher collects, sorts, merges and dispatches variable data documents according to defined business rules. Using standards-based workflow automation, users achieve cost reduction, process optimization and operational efficiency for all their document applications. Third party applications such as mail sort can also be included in the process workflow.
Open Document Publisher operates at both page and document levels. It offers document collection, consolidation and householding, enclosure handling, insert de-duping, transparent reprinting and media requirements estimating. It will also split incoming jobs to better balance print loads and production resources. The optimal enveloping combinations are selected automatically based on client-defined rules and physical page characteristics.