Why This Series

This series was inspired by in-plant managers who wanted information online about Web to print that they were not seeing. While there is information available about features and case studies, other than some of our own white papers, there isn’t a lot available about successfully implementing and using in-plant Web to print software. Why is this important?

No one benefits from an implementation that isn’t as effective as it could be. By writing this series, I intend to provide in-plant print shop managers and staff practical information that can help them implement, configure and use a Web to print system and to realize its maximum benefits.

To set the context, I have been in the print software business for over 10 years and in the software and consulting industry for over 25 years. I’ve been responsible for delivering software systems to companies that range in size from medium to very large. I’ve seen a lot of implementations and roll outs- some more successful than others.

I’ve had the opportunity to observe the inner workings of these projects and compiled this list of suggestions and best practices to help print center managers and staff be as successful as possible. Many in-plant managers probably have not installed and configured Web to print systems. It’s not something you do often, so it can be difficult to make informed decisions and know what works well for an in-plant. Our teams do this all the time and have significant experience.

What This Series Is… and Is Not…


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