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This is actually a really important topic for print shops. Being in an industry where we constantly are accepting foreign files through links and email attachments and uploaded to FTP sites, the risk is high for a ransomware infection. If all your files and fonts and templates and hot folder...

And now no one else who has this same problem will find an answer here.

Think that really depends on your market. Our company has invested in some machinery recently (laser-cutter, Indigo) that would allow us to do some embellishment but there isn't much of an appetite here for that stuff that we've found. We've sold something here or there with raised print or cool...

Sites are listed "Safe" by default by many antivirus vendors. They get listed malicious either manually based on user feedback, based on staff research, or based on automated signals their crawlers can detect. A single vendor listing it as malicious as opposed to all 67 indicates: 1) the site is...

Company's address is some random house in Florida lol. Website is a total joke.

I think a subscription model is a fair tradeoff for continual support and updates across new hardware and OS environments. I get that some people want to stick with old computers and operating systems until they grind to an absolute halt (and then post on this forum asking for help lol)...but...

Lol, Dov is a Principal Scientist at Adobe, not a troll. He's saying your link's serial numbers are probably stolen, not that the software doesn't download from Adobe. BTW, BitDefender flags your link as Malware so your post has been reported...

Your username makes so much sense now.

We're about to make that switch ourselves. Found out Comcast (southern US) offered it way cheaper (like, 70% cheaper lol) than stand-alone VOIP companies like RingCentral, Jive, etc. Don't have any experience with Amazon or Microsoft's offerings. Comcast's deal included bringing in a separate...

Not purchase any EFI software, lol. Stuff is a mess that never gets untangled.

The focus on consumer waste when industrial waste is the biggest driver of the issue is becoming insulting. But cool looking art.

Our company is looking at Pressero too after using EFI's Digital Storefront W2P for awhile. It looks great from the outside! Wish I could give you an inside scoop but I've been searching for that too. I think your order volume is enough - my philosophy is that any number of orders you can...

You guys are being less than helpful...OP has observed a regular variation of 2-5% of ink usage across lots of jobs and then suddenly sees a 35% variation measurement. Are you saying that is normal and to be expected?

My favorite soapbox! We use Pace and DSF from EFI. Short answers: 1) Their products are not supported very well, i.e., bugs and defects are not fixed in a timely matter. In our experience, wait time for fixes measures in years. 2) Cost way outweighs the value. There is more modern software out...

Switch is considerably cheaper than Rules Based Automation and will probably work with most workflows. Don't feel like you have to be tied to one workflow because of the company's other offerings

Hey, did you ever get the scheduler system set up? How do you like it? What are your impressions? What have been the challenges? Was it worth the price to you? We have Pace but without the scheduling aspect and real-user opinion is super valuable to us.

Things a MIS might help you do that a web-to-print might struggle to do on its own: Plan production schedules and track a job's status throughout your workflow Accounting functions Estimating and tracking job costs Inventory management (both customer-owned goods and your own supplies) Storing...

That's a big "it depends" question. How many people are part of your operation? The more people working together, the more a MIS might be useful. How many jobs to you expect to be working with per day? The more stuff going on at once, the more a MIS might be useful. Will you have a need for...

Still, it's their data being supplied to you. If they're wanting you to adjust the casing on all those custom words I'd suggest you charge for the manual time involved. Like MailGuru was saying, there is likely no set "pattern" a piece of software can follow to know what to capitalize and what...

A customer demanding that you fix the data in their database...hmm...