Special Report: Today’s Global Sourcing Market
A critical look at what publishing projects are being sent overseas, which countries have a stronghold on which services, today’s limitations and where the market is headed.
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“The advantage to having the prepress handled over here in the U.S. is, if there are any problems encountered, they can be promptly worked out by the technician right here, rather than two or three days back and forth,” Dick points out.
But even this is changing. The most significant recent development in global sourcing is the sending of prepress and editorial services overseas, made possible by the near-seamless integration of domestic and offshore production work, to the extent that publishers can customize combinations of services based on the needs of a particular project for maximum speed, quality and profitability.
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