Development platform for printers
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Wihabo uses Ultimate Impostrip® and Enfocus Switch to produce up to 1000 jobs a day
Wihabo was founded in 1986 by two brothers, Willy and Hans Bosch. Located in Geffen, Netherlands, Wihabo is well-known for printing high-volume unique and personalized prints for local and international customers, including Tony’s Chocolonely. From cards, books, flyers, magazines, brochures, packaging and tenders to personalized gift boxes, sleeves and chocolate wraps, they produce a wide range of products in a highly customized workflow to efficiently deliver mass production and specialty prints every day.
Edit PDF files with PitStop Pro
When a file gets deep into production and there needs to be some correction, whether it’s customer requested or customer induced, it’s not really necessary to go back to native files. It’s arguable that doing so may introduce more opportunity for error as well as add days to a job. Afterall, a car doesn’t leave a race when it’s low on fuel. It makes a pitstop.
Benefits and skill requirements of automation software
FESPA Coffee Break:
Business success through MIS integration
Winning print services with MIS
MIS for everyone
#IPD20: Who wants to be a printer, anyway?
There are some very good reasons not to pursue a career in print.
Let me tell you: none of them are actually true. A quick rundown of most common misconceptions about the printing industry.
Imprint MIS - First MIS Solution to Build their own Switch App
Imprint MIS
Since 1979, Imprint MIS has been helping print service providers. They have been and continue to be technology-led. Because they have built their system themselves, they know it inside out. Imprint MIS approaches each of their customers with the uniqueness that defines them. It’s easy to say that Imprint MIS customers get a bespoke integration with their production environment. Just like the service at a proper tailor, your suit, your MIS, must be a custom fit.
The Workflow Automation Freedom Movement
Technology should follow process
From the very beginning, the Enfocus fundamental belief has been that technology should follow process and not the other way around. With this philosophy as a guide, Enfocus develops software that enables its customers to integrate their islands of technology. Tighter integration adds up to efficiency. The Enfocus team partners with software OEMs, integrators and vendors to help businesses work smarter.
Post Pandemic Print
Human nature is to adapt, overcome, and survive. We can’t help it. It’s what we do as a species. What we do as an industry isn’t all that different. Not that long ago, the general consensus would tell you that printers most certainly cannot work from home.
