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Please call me with any questions concerning Process Control, Color Matching, Technical Plant Assessments, etc.
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- Process Contol Consultant
- What do you do in the Graphic Communications Industry?
- Process and color control for the printing industry.
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- Worked with GATF for 12 years. I was chosen to do their internal audit. I enjoy helping printers with proof to press matching issues and training needs.
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Just read this on Printing Impressions website - Click Here
I could only find one picture on the web, so if anyone is in the area, could you snap some pictures and share?
NEW YORK CITY—July 29, 2010—Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe today joined…
The Electronic Document Systems Foundation (EDSF), the non-profit organization dedicated to the document communications industry, presented scholarship awards to full-time students attending accredited colleges and universities in the United States…
Congratulations Pat from all of us here at GCC-Meet.
Pat Klarecki, Professor, Printing Management, College of Engineering Technology, Ferris State University (Big Rapids, Michigan) has been named the eighth recipient of the Print and Graphics Schola…
The role of graphic arts education in our society, challenges and relevance. We can meet the challenges.
A place to discuss the merits and benefits of making PrintED competencies (not the accreditation) freely available.
Virginia's secondary and post-secondary print & graphics teachers
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