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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

7:30am - Registration Opens

8:00am - Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 10:30am - Welcome & Opening Keynote Address

Valerie Morris, Vice President of Manufacturing & Distribution, Fairchild Publications, Inc. & 2004 SPECTRUM Chair

Peter Legge, President & CEO, Canada Wide Magazines & Communications Ltd.

As Simple as 1...2...3? Success is Driven by Basics!

Peter Legge
President & CEO
Canada Wide Magazines & Communications Ltd.

Peter Legge is an inspiration to anyone who meets him! He lives his life dream as an internationally acclaimed professional speaker and as president and CEO of the largest, independently-owned magazine publishing company in Western Canada - Canada Wide Magazines & Communication Ltd., a network of 20 magazines. Publisher Peter Legge shares his formula of the right attitude plus the best of communication. He shares 35 years of doing business through his personal best in anecdotes that will not only make you laugh, but will make you think. You will leave with the kind of information you can use to effect positive and immediate change.


10:30 - 10:45 - Refreshment Break

10:45 - 11:45

Evolution of Prepress: Technologies Impact on the Craft…What's Next?
Twenty-five years ago the business was a craft-based industry that employed thousands of "strippers." We utilized photographic reproduction, from the capture of art and illustrations through the assembly and manufacture of printing plates and gravure cylinders. How far have we come in this evolution? Have we lost the craftsmanship aspect in favor of faster turnarounds and "lights out" technologies and what are the next big things on the horizon?

Moderator: Lloyd Carr, Professor, New York City College of Technology

Presenter: John Otsuki, Fuel Digital Inc.


11:45 - 1:30 - Lunch - Hosted by the 2004 SPECTRUM Sponsors

Premier Sponsors:
Agfa Corporation
Creo Inc.
Kodak Polychrome Graphics
WAM!NET, A Division of Savvis

Classic Sponsors:
Quickcut
Tembec
Xerox


1:45 - 3:00

Sponsor Presentations with Refreshments
Hear from our 2004 SPECTRUM Sponsors in engaging introspective look into their company vision and developments and how they are meeting current and evolving industry and customer needs. Through their broad experience and knowledge, they support the development of the content of the Conference. Take the time. Attend. Learn. Refreshments will be served.

1:45pm - 2:15pm - Concurrent Sponsor Presentations

Xerox Corporation
Advancements in Digital Color Production Printing: Advancements in digital color production printing technology are enabling professionals from all industries and parts of the business communications value chain to develop more effective and efficient marketing programs. World-class hardware, industry leading partner software and end-to-end workflow integration; Xerox seamlessly delivers it all. Whether you're responsible for design and creation or prepress and printing of documents, this session's for you. This fast-paced, 30-minute module updates your knowledge of these technology advancements and overviews the value the new wave of digital printing delivers. Customers who've benefited explain their applications and results, and you'll discover new opportunities awaiting your business and the variety of ways Xerox can help. Come to this lively presentation and have a chance to win a copy of the new digital design and printing resource, "PANTONE Digital Chips for the Xerox DocuColor 6060," a $350 retail value. Xerox also will raffle-off several copies of its highly popular, 80-page digital printing primer titled, "Prepress for Digital Printing."

Quickcut
Take control of your advertising before it controls you: Imagine the power you would have - not to mention the efficiency, control and considerable cost savings - if you could manage an entire advertising campaign from client brief to production and digital delivery across all print and broadcast media from a single solution! Quickcut, already enabling over 5,000 publications globally to receive validated and color managed ads with total confidence, shows how publishers need never worry about bad files again and previews the world's first multimedia solution for advertising agencies. Whether publisher or advertising agency, imagine how YOU could transform your business - we'll show you.

2:30pm - 3:00pm - Repeat Sponsor Presentations
Xerox Corporation
Quickcut

3:15 - 4:30 - Concurrent Roundtables

Here's your opportunity to put your two cents into a free-wheeling discussion on topics and issues that will impact the industry and your business in fundamental ways. The purpose of the Concurrent Roundtables is to provide an opportunity to learn and exchange ideas, and walk away knowing what you'll be contending with in the year ahead.

#1
Press Test Case Study: Screening

Some are doing it, some have stopped doing it, many are thinking about doing it, many are afraid of it…AM/FM/XM Screening. By now, we all have some idea of what these screening options represent. We have prepared an unbiased screening shoot-out comparing reproduction on multi grade papers and other subject matter. We will start the session with a brief overview of each screening method. There will be a panel of users, which represent the pros and cons of alternative screening. We will follow up with viewing the press sheets and a lively debate of the results. This session should shed some light on alternative screening.

Co-Moderators: Diane Pesce, Director of Quality Control Operations, Conde Nast Publications, Inc. & Steve Fullerton, Director of Trade Relations, Kodak Polychrome Graphics

Panelists:
Biagio Lubrano, Quality Control Manager, Conde Nast Publications, Inc.
Jim Frisch, Technical Manager, Offset Process Management, RR Donnelley
Anthony Cieri, Director/WOHS R&D, Sun Chemical Corporation
Fred White, Manager, Press Operations, Printing Applications Laboratory, Rochester Institute of Technology

#2
The Agency/Publisher Supply Chain: Dawning of New Age?

Inspiration equals evolution - so we keep staring at the automation of the agency/publisher supply chain - hoping for a flash of inspiration from someone to fulfill our needs. Well, that inspiration is at hand. The tools that will allow us to conquer challenges have made significant strides in 2004. We have four legs to the stool of the integration of the media buy to production - Digital delivery of artwork, Digital exchanges of insertion orders, Digital delivery of proofs, and Synchronization of disparate workflows. The goal of this Roundtable is to show what progress has been made in creating the four legs of the stool and how the evolution of this technology will affect the relationships between the advertiser, media buyer, the agency, the agency prepress suppliers, the publisher, the publication prepress suppliers and the printers. How can we take the dynamics of this changing supply chain and map them onto the tool sets that are becoming available from the various initiatives to improve our businesses?

Moderator: Alan Darling, Executive Vice President, Vio Inc.

#3
Color Proofing Trends & Analysis: The Burden of Proof is on YOU!

Continuous improvement in technology has dramatically increased the number of SWOP certified proofing systems. Are the ads received today in better "shape" than in the past? What are the trends? How are new proofing alternatives effecting ad and edit workflows? Is there more money to be saved? Attend this session to hear what a major publisher has to say about their findings and come prepared to share yours.

Moderator: Stephen J. Romeo, Director of Prepress Operations, Hachette Filapacchi Media US

Presenter: Jerry Cacciatore, Senior Vice President, Operations, Quebecor World Premedia

4:45 - 6:30pm

Town Brawl #2 with Bar & Snacks
Each year the attendees of SPECTRUM - the entire GRAPHIC ENTERPRISE chain - gather in Town Halls to discuss and debate the hottest issues and topics in the industry. And each year on critique sheets these sessions are noted as key highlights of SPECTRUM. This year we changed the name to Town Brawl to better describe the spirited dialogue that is the tradition of SPECTRUM. We'll have question cards to get the ball rolling…

Co-Moderators: Ann Marie Bushell, Group Vice President of Marketing, RR Donnelley & Nick Patrisi, Director of Market Relations & Print Media, Creo Inc.

Open Evening

PREMIER SPONSORS


AGFA

CREO

Kodak Polychrome Graphics

WAM!NET

 

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