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Heidelberg is the world's leading solutions provider for the print media industry with roughly 18,000 employees in 170 countries. Headquartered in Heidelberg, Germany, the company manufactures sheetfed press systems as well as prepress and postpress components, software and consumables for all printing applications. Heidelberg has by far the largest manufacturing and support network in the industry with 18 manufacturing sites and 250 support centers worldwide providing 240,000 customers with service and knowledge.
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A Look Back at the IPMA Conference
December 1, 2006 From Video
More than 125 in-plant managers attended the main in-plant event of the year, the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference. IPG was there.
December 1, 2006 From Video
More than 125 in-plant managers attended the main in-plant event of the year, the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference. IPG was there.
December 1, 2006 From Video
A glimpse of the excitement and bustle of Graph Expo, with interviews of some of the in-plant managers in attendance.
December 14, 2006 From Video
The National Government Publishing Association (NGPA) spiced up its recent conference in Rochester, N.Y., with visits to Kodak, Xerox and R.I.T.
August 24, 2007 From Video
The In-plant Printing and Mailing Association met recently in Oklahoma City for an action-packed conference. IPG captured the excitement on video.
June 28, 2007 From Video
The recent ACUP conference in San Francisco was both a good time and a great educational experience. Now you can see what it was like.
August 1, 2008 From Video
Join IPG Editor Bob Neubauer as he navigates his way through the massive German trade show.
August 1, 2008 From Video
Day Two at Drupa brings Bob past offset presses, ink-jet presses, DI presses and into Dusseldorf’s Altstadt.
August 1, 2008 From Video
IPG Editor Bob Neubauer wraps up his Drupa visit with a look at bindery and digital printing equipment, inclding new ink-jet presses. (He also pokes fun at some odd contraptions he stumbles upon.)
Heidelberg Opens Regional Offices
March 2006 From E-News
Heidelberg this month opened the fourth of six new regional offices in locations across the U.S. The Braintree, Mass., office will serve the Northeast region. Later this spring, an office will open in Owings Mills, Md., to serve the Mid-Atlantic region. In mid to late 2006, the San Francisco Bay area will see a new office. The regional offices expand Heidelberg’s presence in key areas and provide a network of local support that includes improved access to Heidelberg regional management teams. Each new office will house a team comprised of a regional sales manager and a regional service manager, who are equipped to meet
March 2006 From E-News
Heidelberg this month opened the fourth of six new regional offices in locations across the U.S. The Braintree, Mass., office will serve the Northeast region. Later this spring, an office will open in Owings Mills, Md., to serve the Mid-Atlantic region. In mid to late 2006, the San Francisco Bay area will see a new office. The regional offices expand Heidelberg’s presence in key areas and provide a network of local support that includes improved access to Heidelberg regional management teams. Each new office will house a team comprised of a regional sales manager and a regional service manager, who are equipped to meet
PDF Engine for Prinect
April 2006 From E-News
Heidelberg plans to introduce the new Adobe PDF Print Engine into its Prinect production workflow system. Prinect customers will get access to a PDF workflow spanning consistently from the creative professional to the production stages of the print service providers by using one common PDF technology. Heidelberg is currently implementing the Adobe PDF Print Engine into its Prinect MetaDimension RIP and plans to ship it as part of Prinect MetaDimension offering in late 2006. The new Adobe PDF Print Engine is a completely JDF/JMF controlled software engine which is optimally suited for the integration into Heidelberg’s native JDF Prinect architecture.
April 2006 From E-News
Heidelberg plans to introduce the new Adobe PDF Print Engine into its Prinect production workflow system. Prinect customers will get access to a PDF workflow spanning consistently from the creative professional to the production stages of the print service providers by using one common PDF technology. Heidelberg is currently implementing the Adobe PDF Print Engine into its Prinect MetaDimension RIP and plans to ship it as part of Prinect MetaDimension offering in late 2006. The new Adobe PDF Print Engine is a completely JDF/JMF controlled software engine which is optimally suited for the integration into Heidelberg’s native JDF Prinect architecture.
