Océ
August 13, 2014
It's all about productivity. Conquer challenges like doing more with less, faster turnaround time demands, and greater document complexity with the Océ VarioPrint® 6320 Ultra - the most productive duplex cut sheet printer on the market and up to 3x more reliable than the competition.
March 13, 2014
On-demand book printing is growing and highly profitable. Industry-leading technologies from Canon Solutions America and Lasermax Roll Systems makes book printing accessible and affordable even for run lengths of one. Discover the advantages of Océ ColorStream® Flex 10000 production printers for high-quality on-demand printing.
February 19, 2014
On-demand book printing is growing and highly profitable. Industry-leading technologies from Canon Solutions America and Lasermax Roll Systems makes book printing accessible and affordable even for run lengths of one. Discover the advantages of Océ ColorStream® Flex 10000 production printers for high-quality on-demand printing.
January 10, 2014
Create professional quality booklets in one continuous process with no manual touch points. Increase productivity, decrease turnaround time, and minimize machine errors. Get the competitive edge you need to enable new applications with end-to-end, high-speed inkjet printing and finishing solutions from Canon Solutions America.
October 4, 2013
Looking to improve efficiency and gain a competitive edge? See how market-leading Océ production color inkjet systems from Canon Solutions America can power your high-volume color needs with extraordinary quality, reliability, and productivity. Ideal for variable data printing jobs plus book and newspaper applications.
April 26, 2012
Océ, a Canon Group company, has once again achieved gains in all five of its strategic sustainability focal areas: energy, reuse, paper, product responsibility and employer of choice. The results are documented in the Océ Sustainability Report 2011 published today. Highlights include a substantial further reduction in company carbon footprint compared to 2010 and the launch of a uniquely clean new imaging technology.
March 23, 2012
An energized Publishing Business Conference and Expo, Book Business and Publishing Executive magazines’ annual event at the Times Square Marriott Marquis, March 19-21, was grounded in optimism and realism, and primed for a promising future in the digital age for book manufacturing and print-based book production.
Addressing the overflow audience at the Marriott's Astor Ballroom, our very own Joan of Arc at the ramparts, Editorial Director Noelle Skodzinski—fully armed with the arguments of comon sense and history to support her—sounded a much-needed balancing and defiant keynote to prevailing “stiff upper lip” scenarios about the decline of the publishing industry. She reminded us, paraphrasing from both Monty Python and the Holy Grail and the Encyclopedia Britannica blog’s notice that it had discontinued its venerable print edition, that publishing is not dead, change is okay, and that the future is alive with new opportunities in our pursuit of continued success and excellence in the publishing business.
March 1, 2012
While the glitter and flash of ebooks, e-readers and tablets get all the mainstream media attention—and pundits predict the end of printed books—traditional printed volumes still represent enormous opportunity for print providers. According to Caslon & Company, monochrome books will account for up to 85 billion pages through 2016 and color books are expected to make up some 15 billion pages in the same period. Little wonder that savvy print providers are adding capabilities, technology and workflows to carve out a presence in this burgeoning market.
February 23, 2012
You can’t spend three days at a conference such as the recent Tools of Change (February 13-15) and not marvel at the logistics, atmospherics and the countless insights and discoveries sprinkled throughout the event.
The location at the Times Square Marriott provided a striking reminder of the new power of electronic media in lights and motion. The glittering mash up of news crawls, jumbo video screens, advertising and entertainment that now define the Manhattan theater district, and Broadway and 42nd Street has become an urban theme park.
September 1, 2011
During the past 18 months, digital printing has dramatically increased its penetration of the book market. The recession has in some cases provided a boost to digital book manufacturing, as publishers take a harder look at their processes and cut back on inventory and waste.
