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Increasing technical issues forced Bauer, Australia’s leading editorial publishing house, to reassess its office print needs.
With a portfolio of more than 60 titles, the multi-platform publisher is renowned for producing award-winning content combined with sharp, vibrant images. So, it should come as no surprise that for Bauer running a tight print production process is essential to their success.
Simon Wheeler, Chief Information Officer at Bauer tells the story.
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Portside Christian College revolutionised and future-proofed its print environment, installing Canon multifunctional devices, a production print press and scanner, together with uniFLOW software.
Government body ASIC had some tough goals to achieve when it came to sustainability.
At Coffs Harbour City Council on the Mid North Coast of NSW, our community’s vision is for a connected, sustainable and thriving future. Our aim is to support our community’s wellbeing and prosperity, while helping it transition into a sustainable and dynamic regional centre.
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When Mahoneys moved to larger premises, the firm looked to make improvements to security, efficiency and time. Mahoneys’ GM, Mike Haworth, tells the story.
Hyundai’s Network Administrator shares how their new print environment has radically changed the attitudes of its people and the office environment.
When a survey highlighted the need to improve ASIC’s print-related customer services, the corporate watchdog decided to take a whole-of-organisation approach to its print environment.
Faced with a deluge of information, ACO Polycrete’s print network was under increasing pressure and rising costs.
