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Each edition includes in-depth articles and insights by industry experts, featuring:
- New products
- Production techniques
- Best business practices
- Market trends
The SGIA Journal Graphic Edition September/October 2014
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As the year begins to wind down, many wide-format imaging companies begin to take stock of the year and address needs for growth, efficiency and profitability — focusing on future revenue and strategies that can be incorporated into a successful business enterprise. This issue highlights the latest tools and practices to do just that, while also offering up new products, new markets and new opportunities for growth and business success.
Feature Articles
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Traditional Die Cutting Versus Digital Die CuttingRenee SimpsonAssociate Editor SGIA |
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Birth Pains of New International Color StandardsMike RuffMike Ruff Consulting |
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The Next Step is ImplementationEric HallCASper Eazynet Solutions Inc. |
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Blurring the Line Between Commercial and Industrial PrintingRichard RomanoIndustry Author |
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Media Lifecycle: Guide to Possibilities and Opportunities of After-UseStephen McNamaraIndustry Author |
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UV Inkjet Versus Traditional Analog Methods of DecoratingTimothy ScullyEngineered Printing Solutions |
The SGIA Journal Graphic Edition July/August 2014
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Specialty imaging is developing and expanding daily, spurred on by innovation on many levels. While imagers and industry manufacturers strive to seek new methods and processes, continued advancements in equipment, materials and business approaches help pave the way.
Feature Articles
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Innovation as Engine for GrowthJose SimoesPrint Production Manager Expand International of America Inc |
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Leveraging G7-based Calibration for Effective Process ControlChris BrownEngineering Manager Mutoh America Inc |
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Uncorking the Bottleneck: Managing CapacityRichard RomanoIndustry Author |
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Screen Printing Fine Features and Thin Ink Film for Printed Electronics ApplicationsXiaoying Rong, Ph.D.Associate Professor California Polytechnic State University – Graphic Communication Department |
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Dynamic Digital Signage: Unlocking the Profit SecretsDennis WellsCOO of Glantz Dynamic Solutions N. Glantz & Son |
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Choosing a Grand-Format Digital PrinterSGIA Technical DepartmentSGIA |
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Differentiating Sustainability Efforts of Your Print VendorsLou LiottaDesign & Production Director Hunter Straker |
The SGIA Journal Graphic Edition May/June 2014
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Efficiency is key to staying competitive in today's marketplace. Whether a matter of streamlining production processes, finding new ways to approach old tasks, or determining the best way to gauge success, this issue takes a look at the many paths toward business and process efficiency, and discusses ways to improve.
