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Printable Technologies and Avanti Announce Partnership
Friday 25. June 2010 - Printable Technologies Inc., a premier provider of Web-to-Print and marketing personalization solutions announced a new integration with Avanti Computer Systems Limited, a leading provider of Print MIS and Web-to-Print solutions.
Avanti’s Print MIS is now integrated with Printable’s MarcomCentral ideal for creating, printing and managing the delivery of static, versioned and variable data pieces.
“We are pleased to offer this new integration with Avanti.” said Coleman Kane, CEO and president at Printable Technologies. “Printable remains committed to expanding our partner network in order to achieve best in class workflows. MarcomCentral customers will now have access to Avantis JDF-certified, open architecture Print MIS which will better manage and track important customer data and provide more accurate reporting functionality.”
The integration of these two powerful technologies will provide print shops with a zerotouch work environment from job creation and submission, right through to delivery.This will reduce costs and inefficiencies and increase customer satisfaction by reducing turnaround time.
“As the Web-to-Print market continues to grow, it is important for Avanti to partner with a market leading technology such as MarcomCentral,” said Patrick Bolan, President of Avanti.”Printers are looking for very tight integration between their customer-facing Web-to-Print portals and their back-end production environments as they strive to drive down the cost of doing business. This is achieved by eliminating the re-entry of data as a job makes its way through the shop.”
“The integration of Avanti and Printable will bring our shop up to the next level of automation,” said Blake Leduc, President of Duke Printing. “We can now offer our customers the ability to order, proof and process their print projects quickly and from any location as well as track job status throughout the entire process. This tight integration will save us 10-15 minutes per job – which doesn’t sound like much until you multiply that time savings across the hundreds of jobs we receive over the Web.”