Pre-media

GMC Software eyes Americas as key to growth in 2013

Following its acquisition last July by Neopost - and the recent replacement of long-time President/CEO Dr. Rene Muller by Henri Dura - GMC Software Technology is once again focused on growth and is...

Kodak projects profitable future as it records $1.4bn loss for 2012

Kodak focused on the silver lining rather than the uncertain clouds surrounding its future this week as it cited the improved performance of its Commercial Imaging division - including commercial...

Brightblue offers white label cost engine

Automated estimating software specialist Brightblue has launched a white label version of its costing engine.

Haybrooke brings PDQ Estimating to North America

UK-based Haybrooke Associates has launched its popular print estimating solution, PDQ, to North America, and has already inked deals with two Canadian commercial printers.

Hobs Reprographics to exhibit at Buckingham Palace

UK print firm Hobs Reprographics is to exhibit its work in the gardens of Buckingham Palace this summer as part of the Coronation Festival.

Caldera launches dashboard display to help printers springboard into digital signage

Caldera has launched PrintBoard, a soft signage system designed to provide printers with a dashboard display of their production status.

Pro Copy streamlines its service with Optimus MIS

Pro Copy, a Chichester-based digital print business, has reported a substantial improvement in the manageability of its services thanks to its installation of the Optimus Dash MIS system.

Pantone releases 50th anniversary edition Plus series

Pantone has released a 50th anniversary edition of its Pantone Plus series, featuring special packaging and covers, which will be on sale throughout 2013.

Agfa wins patent case over Xingraphics

Agfa Gevaert has prevailed in its patent infringement lawsuit in the Netherlands against Chinese plate manufacturer Chengdu Xingraphics Co.

Mobile2Print: the future of print?

With web-to-print now a key print sales channel, is mobile-to-print set to be the natural evolution of the technology and be just as crucial, if not more so?