Features

Running leaner is better for your bottom line and for the environment. Everybody wins. So what's holding you back? Noli Dinkovski takes a look at some of the options

For many printers, the desire to bring finishing in-house is strong, but the cost has been prohibitive. However, there are options available for those willing to invest. Adam Hooker investigates

Print software offered on a 'pay-as-you-go' basis is proving to be another silver lining attached to so-called 'cloud computing', as Simon Creasey discovers

Web-to-print offers many opportunities for canny printers to cash in, if they can avoid the traps, says Noli Dinkovski

Some colour management set-ups may seem prohibitively costly but, if they prevent you reprinting just a couple of expensive jobs, they soon pay for themselves, writes Barney Cox

Welcome to PrintWeek's Technology report.

To make the most of a big investment, it's important to go back to basics, says Jon Severs

Printers with an eye for an opportunity are finding ways to profit from the QR code revolution, finds Simon Creasey

This privately held firm has seen an opportunity for growth, despite the recent recession, finds Helen Morris

Ramu Ramanathan discovers that Parksons Graphics belies theories that the industry is suffering, by creating printing value for everyone.

Savvy printers will build their future on a combination of digital and litho and create a new business model, says Samir Lukka.

Suhani Singh speaks to Nishad R Deshmukh, the publisher at Career Publications

Direct mail is in serious trouble. Simon Nias asks the head of the Strategic Mailing Partnership what she is going to do about it

The rise of B2 sheetfed inkjet provides the bulk of the most interesting launches in this field. However, not everyone is convinced that the format is necessary. Barney Cox investigates