Integration

The printing and reprographics technology has changed. The traditional offset printers have been cornered in the high-end expensive bracket of the market while new and flexible digital and reprographic shops keep slicing off market share. The erosion of prices contribute to the perceived fate of offset printing. But some have identified digital printing as a new opportunity and invested in new technologies.

The difficult integration of these technologies with traditional offset applies to the print buyers as well. Accustomed to certain partners in the industry, they are reluctant to outsource their print jobs to unknown service providers. Therefore the divided offset and digital and reprographic markets remain intact and do not interact. We bring them together to provide the best solution for the customer.


Quality

The question is not which technology will win or become standard. The question is whether you receive the best quality for the best available price. We support you in identifying your needs and suggest solutions. If you do not need offset quality why should you pay offset prices? And if you require top quality why should you accept copier or digital output?