This paper explores the specific areas where Presstek DI presses offer environmental and economic advantages over conventional offset, digital toner and inkjet printing technologies Presstek DI presses redefine printing and integrate new innovations, which lower its environmental impact while creating new business opportunities for printers.
To be successful, printers must learn to manage their businesses in a manner that addresses today’s market conditions. One of the challenges this presents is a reconfiguration of the print production platform to efficiently and cost effectively produce the full gamut of run lengths. This white paper authored by WhatTheyThink.com’s Cary Sherburne discusses how to meet this requirement.
San Diego State University has transformed their in-plant shop by effectively using their Presstek 34DI digital offset press in conjunction with a HP Indigo toner-based press. By implementing a hybrid workflow SDSU is able to provide the highest-quality work in a timely manner very cost effectively.
This £9.6 million firm has added the 52DI-AC press to its portfolio of conventional offset presses to better address the growing demand for shorter runs that were inefficient to produce on its existing larger format presses.
When the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) asked staff and students to rate the service they were getting from university departments in 2008, the results were enlightening. Both faculty and students complained about the level of service being offered