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Print Review
(Printing Industry Center at RIT, 2006-12)
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-12)
U.S. printing companies are increasingly forming inter-firm
relationships in order to survive or strengthen their positions.
This month’s eReview synopsis is on Strategic Alliances in the
Printing Industry, a master’s ...
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-11)
By the late 20th century, books, magazines, newspapers and the
occasional special print order made by individual consumers
constituted only a fraction of the output of the U.S. printing
industry. Whenever we read the ...
Print Review
(Printing Industry Center at RIT, 2006-09)
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-09)
In response to changing pressures from customers,
environmental groups, local communities and government
regulators, many printing companies have realized that they
need to integrate ecological principles into their ...
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-07)
Last month’s eReview explained that the chemical composition,
spatial distribution of components, and thickness uniformity are
more critical of papers used in digital printing than those used in
other printing processes. ...
Print Review
(Printing Industry Center at RIT, 2006-06)
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-06)
Over the past ten years, the market for digitally printed
documents has soared. The best runnability and image quality
for digital printing is obtained from papers designed specifically
for electrophotographic operations. ...
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-05)
The affordability of software-based production tools has enabled
the decentralization of premedia (prepress) services to creative
professionals, advertising agencies and other imaging
professionals. This has introduced ...
Ereview
(RIT: College of Imaging Arts and Science, 2006-04)
When the data from a recent Printing Industry Center study on
fulfillment trends in the printing industry indicated that
e-commerce, not fulfillment, was perceived to be the primary
value-added service currently being ...