Heidelberg To Hold Workflow Integration Event:
The Difference Between Surviving and Thriving
11/09/2009
Kennesaw, Ga. - Heidelberg USA will host a one-day event at
its state-of-the-art Print Media Demonstration Center (PMDC) in
Kennesaw, Georgia on Dec. 3. The event, which is organized around
the theme, "Workflow Integration: the Difference Between Surviving
and Thriving, will focus on high-level workflow integration using
existing products and money-saving efficiencies the equipment can
offer.
During the event, visitors will participate in a series of live and remote demonstrations and presentations focusing on Heidelberg's prepress, press and postpress/packaging products including: the ultra-productive Speedmaster XL 75 and XL 105 presses, the revolutionary Speedmaster SM 52 press with Anicolor short-inking unit, the Varimatrix and KAMA ProCut die cutters, the Diana and KAMA folder gluers, as well as additional packaging solutions, and assorted cutting, folding and stitching solutions.
Additional Sessions
Visitors will be able to attend additional knowledge-packed sessions during the event including:
Additionally, a panel discussion on "Connecting your Management Information System (MIS) to Your Production Systems, Color Management Issues and Profitability" will be held with special guests: Jay Katzenberger, product manager at EFI, Dr. Mark Bohan, vice president, technology and research at Printing Industries of America and Chuck Koehler, color specialist at Heidelberg USA.
Heidelberg's 40,000-square-foot PMDC is much more than a demonstration room. The facility not only unites the range of Heidelberg's equipment and software under one roof, but also functions as a fully integrated print shop environment that speaks directly to a printer's need to automate and manage the entire print production process for maximum efficiency and profitability. Key elements of Heidelberg's Prinect workflow, including Prinect Pressroom Manager information and control module, will be featured prominently in product demonstrations throughout the upcoming event.
"The PMDC is the ideal venue to showcase the breadth and depth of Heidelberg's product portfolio," said James Martin, senior vice president of marketing. "An event like this gives printers an opportunity to ask questions of Heidelberg product experts in an environment that is less chaotic and distracting than a 'typical' trade show. Experience has shown that events like these can be of significant value in educating our customers, especially when it comes to answering important market trends like workflow integration that are having a profound effect on their businesses."
During the event, visitors will participate in a series of live and remote demonstrations and presentations focusing on Heidelberg's prepress, press and postpress/packaging products including: the ultra-productive Speedmaster XL 75 and XL 105 presses, the revolutionary Speedmaster SM 52 press with Anicolor short-inking unit, the Varimatrix and KAMA ProCut die cutters, the Diana and KAMA folder gluers, as well as additional packaging solutions, and assorted cutting, folding and stitching solutions.
Additional Sessions
Visitors will be able to attend additional knowledge-packed sessions during the event including:
- Anicolor: Competing with Short-Run Digital for 7¢/Click Total Cost to Print
- Packaging 101 for Commercial Printers
- Business Consulting: Do you know your quote-to-job ratio?
Additionally, a panel discussion on "Connecting your Management Information System (MIS) to Your Production Systems, Color Management Issues and Profitability" will be held with special guests: Jay Katzenberger, product manager at EFI, Dr. Mark Bohan, vice president, technology and research at Printing Industries of America and Chuck Koehler, color specialist at Heidelberg USA.
Heidelberg's 40,000-square-foot PMDC is much more than a demonstration room. The facility not only unites the range of Heidelberg's equipment and software under one roof, but also functions as a fully integrated print shop environment that speaks directly to a printer's need to automate and manage the entire print production process for maximum efficiency and profitability. Key elements of Heidelberg's Prinect workflow, including Prinect Pressroom Manager information and control module, will be featured prominently in product demonstrations throughout the upcoming event.
"The PMDC is the ideal venue to showcase the breadth and depth of Heidelberg's product portfolio," said James Martin, senior vice president of marketing. "An event like this gives printers an opportunity to ask questions of Heidelberg product experts in an environment that is less chaotic and distracting than a 'typical' trade show. Experience has shown that events like these can be of significant value in educating our customers, especially when it comes to answering important market trends like workflow integration that are having a profound effect on their businesses."
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen
A technology provider and partner in the print media industry
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) is with its sheetfed offset printing machines one of the leading solution providers for the print media industry. All over the world, the name Heidelberg is synonymous with state-of-the art technology, top quality, and closeness to the customer. The core business of this technology group covers the whole value-added and process chain for the 35 x 50 cm (13.78 x 19.69 in) to 121 x 162 cm (47.64 x 63.78 in) format classes in the sheetfed offset sector.
Heidelberg develops and produces precision printing presses, platesetters, postpress equipment, and software for integrating all the printshop processes. Environmental protection has an enduring importance in this regard. Solutions for the development, production, and utilization of presses help to conserve resources, reduce emissions, and cut wastage. The Heidelberg portfolio also provides general and consulting services ranging from spare parts and consumables to the sale of remarketed equipment, and training at the Print Media Academy.
Based in Heidelberg, Germany, with development and production sites in seven countries and around 250 sales offices across the globe, the company supports around 200,000 customers worldwide. All Heidelberg presses destined for the world market are manufactured at the Wiesloch-Walldorf site in line with strict quality standards. Standardized presses in all standard format classes and folding machines for the Chinese market are produced by Heidelberg in Qingpu near Shanghai.
Heidelberg presses worldwide produce high-quality print products such as business cards, brochures, posters, and folding cartons.
In financial year 2008/2009, Heidelberg recorded sales of EUR 2.999 billion. As at March 31, 2009, the Heidelberg Group had a workforce of 18,926 worldwide, including 707 trainees.
A technology provider and partner in the print media industry
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) is with its sheetfed offset printing machines one of the leading solution providers for the print media industry. All over the world, the name Heidelberg is synonymous with state-of-the art technology, top quality, and closeness to the customer. The core business of this technology group covers the whole value-added and process chain for the 35 x 50 cm (13.78 x 19.69 in) to 121 x 162 cm (47.64 x 63.78 in) format classes in the sheetfed offset sector.
Heidelberg develops and produces precision printing presses, platesetters, postpress equipment, and software for integrating all the printshop processes. Environmental protection has an enduring importance in this regard. Solutions for the development, production, and utilization of presses help to conserve resources, reduce emissions, and cut wastage. The Heidelberg portfolio also provides general and consulting services ranging from spare parts and consumables to the sale of remarketed equipment, and training at the Print Media Academy.
Based in Heidelberg, Germany, with development and production sites in seven countries and around 250 sales offices across the globe, the company supports around 200,000 customers worldwide. All Heidelberg presses destined for the world market are manufactured at the Wiesloch-Walldorf site in line with strict quality standards. Standardized presses in all standard format classes and folding machines for the Chinese market are produced by Heidelberg in Qingpu near Shanghai.
Heidelberg presses worldwide produce high-quality print products such as business cards, brochures, posters, and folding cartons.
In financial year 2008/2009, Heidelberg recorded sales of EUR 2.999 billion. As at March 31, 2009, the Heidelberg Group had a workforce of 18,926 worldwide, including 707 trainees.
Media contacts:
Tim Henschel
Manager, Public Relations Heidelberg USA, Inc.
+1-770-419-6554
timothy.henschel@heidelberg.com
Jean-Marie Hershey
540-297-3556
jmh@writehandcom.com
