Printers Post is supporting the Australian media-publishing industries* and its readers by providing a series of information packages about the impact of technology convergence on the Australian media-publishing industries.
These packages are summarized as follows:
General Introduction (Week 1)
• Understanding knowledge work within the customer’s business
• Setting the scene: Introducing the idea of technological convergence
• Overview description of different information packages
• Understanding knowledge work within the customer’s business
In-house or externally sourced support-systems
• Content and document management (Week 2)
• Customised publishing (Week 3)
• Graphic Design (Week 4)
• In-house printing (Week 5)
The customer’s access to outsourced service functions
• Pre-press (Week 6)
• Commercial printing (Week 7)
• Finishing (Week 8)
• Packaging (Week 9)
• Logistics (Week 10)
* Definition of the media publishing industries
In this series of information packages, the term “media and publishing industries” is used to include all the sub-sectors associated with the provision of graphic-communications services including commercial print, in-house print, graphic design, enterprise and other types of publishing, (including education), finishing and binding, print logistics, pre-press, content management, the equipment vendor sector and all related sectors where graphic communication services are embedded within the structure of those sectors.
These resource materials are derived from sources believed to be accurate and current. However, neither Printers Post Pty Ltd, its related companies or directors, officers, agents, employees or contractors (“Printers Post”) nor Richard Vines and Bill Hall give any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of these materials. The material contains general information only. It is not intended to be advice, nor should it be relied upon as such. You should obtain professional advice tailored to your specific circumstances prior to making any decision. Neither Printers Post nor Richard Vines and Bill Hall shall be liable in any way for any loss or damage, howsoever arising (whether in negligence or otherwise) out of or in connection with these materials.