Inkjet Printing on Coated Stocks is within Reach
Game-changing ink-set enables inkjet printing directly onto traditional offset coated stocks, eliminating the need for pre- or post-paper treatment.
3 Innovations Making Personalized Catalogs a Reality
With customized catalogs driving 3-times greater revenue than static catalogs, it’s no wonder cataloguers are looking for personalized solutions. Traditionally, that has been out of reach…until now.
Why Different Cross-Over Points for Books?
The factors that determine why different companies have different cross-over points for book production
Book Publishers Gather to Discuss Impact of On-Demand Printing
Book publishers gathered in Verona, Italy to discuss the impact on-demand digital printing of books can have on their market share and profitability.
A Path to Accelerating Adoption of Digital Printing
Solving the mystery for why it takes printers so long to adopt new technology innovations when it’s clear the substantial market advantages they present.
A Transformative Change in Books
What big challenges are facing book publishers, and how might inkjet provide opportunities for growth and profitability?
Book Supply Chain Providers: Where will your Chair be when the Music Stops?
In the 1970’s, the Cameron Belt Press helped reinvent the entire supply chain for the trade book industry. Could today’s Production Inkjet technology – with improving quality, lowering costs, and increasing flexible – have the same kind of impact?
How Production Color Inkjet is Changing the Print Application Landscape
In just three years, U.S. production color inkjet page volume will exceed that of digital color toner. What applications will benefit the most from these tremendous growth opportunities?
Deliver Easy, Professional Quality Booklets with Xerox D-Series
Did you know that color communications help improve overall student learning by 78%? See how the Xerox D-Series can easily and cost-effectively produce booklets that combine advantages of color with efficiencies of monochrome print.
BYU Finds Students Prefer Printed Course Materials
An exclusive look at a study conducted by Brigham Young University (BYU), looking at student preferences when it comes to print versus electronic media.
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