Recent content by wordtothis

A bit behind on the timeline, I know, but I would definitely second the sentiments of postnetnc... contact NAPL and ask to speak with someone concerning a course of study exactly as you described. Custom-created education programs such as you described, are right up their alley.

OLD thread I know... If you're still trying to decide, check out Clemson University's MS in Graphic Communications program. Graphic Communications at Clemson University

SECOND... RIT Industry Education Programs great people, great equipment, great facility...

SECOND! This is fantastic, well done indeed.

This really depends on the size/volume of your shop and the relative complexity of your workflow. You also have a leg-up since you obviously do your research first so you'll know what to expect. Creating specific procedures and the like can take days or weeks, training can take the same amount...

Having a solid grasp of this is definitely paramount.:D

Dr. Kipphan's Handbook of Print Media is a good place to get all sorts of info about this and other developments/technologies as well as their beginnings, etc.

-Sorry, what do you mean by that?

-If I may, this is an awesome thread to read...

I'm going to be there, lots of good speakers...

This is hands-down the best use of free time I've ever seen. I especially love how all of the pictures specify that the stand isn't included. Well done indeed.

yep, twitter username = wordtothis:D

Well, we've kinda done that in the states with the SGP (Sustainable Green Printing Partnership) https://www.sgppartnership.org/though it costs money to be a member, imagine that. -We even charge each other when creating our own systems.

yep yep This is the key, if you do not plan on making the claim, it's not necessary. Thus, it would be a ton of extra rigamarole if you didn't end up making a claim in the future on that overstock and a hassle to try and explain to your auditor. Not to mention, they'd probably give you flack...

In my experience, we didn't have to keep running inventories of certified materials, but we did need to keep records of what certified materials came in and went out. This was one of the main things they wanted to see during our surveillance audits so I kept it pretty detailed.