Rochester Software Associates (RSA), provider of production print workflow software solutions for in-plant print centers, commercial printers, and PSPs, announces its inclusion in DPS magazine's 10th Annual Reader’s Choice Awards. Each year, the publication publishes the awards, which feature the top 30 companies and five honorable mentions as determined by its editorial/advertising tracking system.
Using the website metric system, DPSmagdirect.com, the publication calculates its readers' interest in companies throughout the year. This is done via requests from editorial and advertisements found in each printed issue as seen in the magazine, on the website — dpsmagazine.com, or in DPS magazine's weekly e-newsletter.
RSA was recognized for overall reader interest, as well as for its featured products WebCRD Web to print software, QDirect output manager, and RSA's Universal prepress suite, ReadyPrint.
“Every year, we look forward to seeing what companies and products our readers are most interested in to help us formulate our coverage for the year. The annual Reader’s Choice are a great representation of the organizations and solutions that continue to push our industry forward — even in difficult times,” says Cassandra Balentine, editor, DPS magazine.
Using the website metric system, DPSmagdirect.com, the publication calculates its readers' interest in companies throughout the year. This is done via requests from editorial and advertisements found in each printed issue as seen in the magazine, on the website — dpsmagazine.com, or in DPS magazine's weekly e-newsletter.
RSA was recognized for overall reader interest, as well as for its featured products WebCRD Web to print software, QDirect output manager, and RSA's Universal prepress suite, ReadyPrint.
“Every year, we look forward to seeing what companies and products our readers are most interested in to help us formulate our coverage for the year. The annual Reader’s Choice are a great representation of the organizations and solutions that continue to push our industry forward — even in difficult times,” says Cassandra Balentine, editor, DPS magazine.