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One of the major functions of libraries is the preservation of information for use in the future. But no storage medium for information lasts forever. Experts estimate that at least [...]

CD-R duplication business looks ahead to new opportunities A 43,000-unit CD order probably does not sound like much to a typical mid- to large-size replicator. But for a company specializing [...]

Brian Powell and Joshua Evarts: Trailblazers in CD-R duplication. In an industry in which the talking heads tend to be stately and grey-haired, the freshly scrubbed faces of Brian Powell [...]

CREATIVE COPIER USE IS WORTH DUPLICATING INTELSAT's printshop's worth copying The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT), a non-profit international cooperative in Washington, DC, is dedicated to immediate, state-of-the-technology communication--and the [...]

Developments in reprographics technology, like so many others, clearly center on making the office a more productive place. Sophisticated advances in microprocessing and fiber optics, for example, have made copiers [...]

Bob Streett recalls a day not long ago when a customer came into one of his PIP Printing locations and ordered 300,000 copies of a corporate catalog. The customer gave [...]

When purchasing a copier, modularity may be the most important consideration. Despite the variety of over 200 machine models, it is the ability to upgrade or add accessories, through modularity, that makes a copying machine useful indefinitely. User demand for color, edit, and enlargement of original images on paper, rather than simple duplexing, has resulted in a complex control panels. Among copier innovations are: user-changeable, one-color toner cartridges; two-color copying capability; full-color copying; zoom lens for copy size adjustments; memory keys; and microprocessors. copier terms is provided such as: fiber optics; limited duplexing; and platen.

NEW YORK--Allied Film Laboratory is buying its way into new media, and moving up a few notches in the world of video duplicating. The Detroit-based duplicator expects to merge with […]

BPC Digital Arts Better quality packaging decoration, produced in less time, at the same cost, is now achievable according to Gary Little, general manager of BPC Digital Arts, of Maidenhead [...]

TECHNOLOGY'S IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT The reprographics/paper handling industry well may be the most consumer-responsive segment of the office equipment picture. But the consumer's not setting this industry's frantic pace. [...]

Copying machines have new functions that help with paste-up and layout, graphic arts functions in an office environment. Today's copiers have reducing and enlarging capabilities, offer electronic paste-up, and are often useful when reorienting data. Another improvement is the capability of cleaning up stray marks on printed office materials, by using the office copying equipment. Electronic copying machines frequently perform editing functions, through a combination of reproduction and paste-up, faster than today's word processing systems.

Linking office tools in automated environments. Managing the flow of technological innovation. Tapping the right channels of distribution. Delivering useful technology at the appropriate time. Here are just a few [...]

Green outrunning Japanese Quite a few U.S. companies have fallen on their faces trying to compete with the Japanese in technology and manufacturing. But David Green, president of Quartet Mfg. [...]