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Company Profiles
HP Indigo 7500 Digital Press meets increased demand for retail in-store signage and luxury automotive manuals

Bluemedia has installed graphics on more than 2,500 vehicles to date for local, national and international companies.


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Finance/Purchasing



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Human Resources
SGIA is currently assessing how the recent health care bill will affect specialty imaging business and plans to keep its members up-to-date on the new legislation through SGIA's Blog.

XUG was the brainchild of Kenny Kirsch, of Xinet integrator NAPC (in Waltham, Mass), who put together the first users conference in New York City in May 2005.


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Management
SGIA '07 Speaker Peter Ebner knows effective marketing skills aren't intuitive; they're learned and perfected over years of implementation.

I wrote a series of columns in 2005 about protecting yourself from your salespeople, specifically from the situation where a salesperson leaves and takes customers along.


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Process/Workflow
GMG and Roland DG Corporation have announced that the GMG printer driver for the UV-LED inkjet printer&cutter VersaUV LEC-330, which allows the fast creation of perfect mockups, is now available.

Mills Styrox has recently installed the Prism WIN 2010 management information system.


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Software/Technology
GMG and Roland DG Corporation have announced that the GMG printer driver for the UV-LED inkjet printer&cutter VersaUV LEC-330, which allows the fast creation of perfect mockups, is now available.

Mills Styrox has recently installed the Prism WIN 2010 management information system.


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Trends
SGIA has released the 2010 Market Trends Survey Report for the specialty imaging community, offering valuable information about markets served, business concerns and steps made by companies to increase their competitive advantage.

To remain competitive in today's marketplace, many print service providers (PSPs) are turning to lean manufacturing.


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