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It’s interesting that this version of the right size for a printing company is based on data that is prior to 2008. With the printing industries’ adoption of print aggregation models, the right size becomes highly dynamic and should be answered with “it depends”. It depends on how effectively a printing company can integrate print [...]

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The printing industry is in search of a new beginning. So goes the mantra as Print ’09 comes to its conclusion. The theme and focus has been on production efficiency, and who would argue with that. However, production efficiency is only one of several slices of the total cost reduction pie. Print aggregation portals address [...]

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Print ’09 is being described as “one big mash-up” – an interesting choice of terminology. By one definition “a web mash-up is a web page or application that integrates complementary elements from two or more sources.” And example would be mashing up auto traffic data with Google maps to visually represent in real time how [...]

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What’s the buzzword for the Print ’09 show in Chicago? Differentiation.
Of course, differentiation comes in many forms, e.g. larger formats, magazine quality production, hybrid presses and the like. But the most dynamic differentiation is coming from a revolution in the printing business model itself in the form of “print aggregation portals” as introduced by 2goTools.
The [...]

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Oscar Garcia provides an overview for 2GoTools, Print Aggregation Portals.

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It’s no secret that the printing industry is hurting economically and looking for new ways to add revenue for their businesses. One way is to expand their services by adding “marketing services” which in part means actually creating graphic design. It also means integrating the traditional print world with the online world, particularly through the [...]

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After 5 downward quarters, The Printing Industry in Australia is reporting modest gains for the June 2009 quarter. This provides further evidence that the global demand for print has seen its bottom and has already begun a new growth cycle going forward into 2010.
The follow is an excerpt from an article with more information on [...]

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The evolution in interactive print media sounds like an oxymoron, but is it? Of course, the event and the press of the first video ad integrated into the print media is designed for maximum attention getting and it should be. But what about the real prospects for multi media in print down the road. Based [...]

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It comes as no surprise that the printing industry, and it’s sister graphic arts industry, are both hurting during this nasty recession. And while there is no magic bullet to instantly pull these industries back into the black, there is some hope on the horizon with the latest developments in print aggregation models. Through economies [...]

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