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CGS will show the most extensive range of product innovations in its 25-year history at IPEX 2010 with the message “From creation to production”

Thursday 25. March 2010 - Encompassing all facets of graphic reproduction from concept to final digital production, CGS will debut several web-based products including interactive approval and colour managed digital and wide format output across multiple devices - all managed through an enterprise-level quality control system.

CGS Publishing Technologies International a global leader in colour management solutions for printing, publishing and packaging announced today a comprehensive range of new products for IPEX in Hall 9, stand F337.

Among the new releases will be ORIS Aproove, an interactive web collaborative approval tool for ad agencies and their clients featuring a powerful decision-tree workflow, unlimited users and client server architecture.

Also new is ORIS Press Matcher // Web, the latest version of the award winning ORIS Press Matcher (PIA InterTech Award 2009), bringing colour-managed output across multiple presses, conventional and digital, and wide-format. Available as a stand-alone colour server or as a colour-link generator, ORIS Press Matcher // Web will also show its capabilities in matching digital to offset on the Xerox stand (hall 7, CD 450) at the show.

Completing the new releases, as an extension of ORIS Certified Suite, will be an enterprise-level business solution for the quality control of proof, press and environment across customer sites worldwide with centralized monitoring, feedback and support.

ORIS Ink Saver will demonstrate its environmental impact in saving not only inks and solvents but also reducing paper waste and dryer temperature with the added benefits of more stable grey balance and faster make-ready. Benefits that also impact digital presses in toner savings and increased stability.

Finally, ORIS Professional Proofing Papers will provide a media perfectly matched to the high demands of contract proofing across the gamut of base colour from white through commercial to publication grades.