Brand Colors - Consistently Predict, Prototype and Produce


BRAND COLORS:
Consistently Predict, Prototype and Produce
2-PART WEBINAR SERIES
Program 1: September 13, 2012
Program 2: September 27, 2012
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WEBINAR SERIES DESCRIPTION: Brand owners demand the highest quality and accuracy from design to final printed product. Meanwhile, your competition is putting you under price pressure. To achieve exacting quality you often need to rely on outsourced proofs and very expensive prototyping. This quality pressure and the immense cost of third party vendors makes it almost impossible to realize bottom-line profit and provide significant value-add to your clients. |
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Program #1: Join this IDEAlliance Webinar to learn how state-of-the-art color management technology can be used in the EFI Fiery wide format applications to hit brand colors and bring prototyping of final packages in-house. Son Do, CTO at Rods and Cones, will be on hand to share how brand color control and prototyping positively impacts the workflows of his clients like E.&J. Gallo Winery, Leapfrog, Schawk, Unilever and others.
Participants will learn:
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Presenters:
Christian
Son Do |
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Program #2: Brand owners need to match brand colors on digital toner print engines used by in-plant print operations and at national digital print service providers. Join this IDEAlliance Webinar to learn how Fiery color management tools will give you the best possible match for spot colors, reduce trial and error, shorten set-up times and improve production cycles. You will understand how to test and adjust spot colors on a Fiery Server - both visually and using measurements - through Color Profiler Suite software. Marc Finkel, President at Influent Solutions, will also share his experience with Color Profiler Suite and how this integrated color management tool has enabled Influent to deliver accurate, consistent, reliable color to their customers. Participants will learn:
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Presenter
Lou Prestia
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Event Date
IdeasOnline Event
Access instructions will be emailed 24-48 hours before the event.




