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How big is subscription based software? Let’s look at Office 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud

23/08/2020

It was a gamble when major software companies changed from a one time licence fee to a monthly subscription based licensing. But it seems that many people have embraced that choice. Just look at the numbers […]

Were printers, digital presses involved in massive cyberattack of 21/10/2016?

07/06/2017

You’ve probably heared about the massive cyberattack on 21th of October 2016. This was the probably biggest cyberattack to date. But what is lesser known, is that there probably was a ‘general rehearsel’ earlier that […]

“We deliver premium quality print, we need 1000 sheets for makeready” – What is your reference?

23/08/2020

When evaluating your business, you need a reference point. And that should be reference points from outside your own company. Otherwise it doesn’t make any sense. A decade ago one printer told me that they […]

Print goes down, but not as fast as you might think: the challenge of interpreting statistics

23/08/2020

All statistics are clear: print goes down. The turnover of the printing industry goes down, the total of paper consumption goes down. But it’s not as bad as these figures show… This is why. CONTENTS: […]

The Cloud is great, but you need a plan B

23/08/2020

I love ‘the cloud’! It’s really great! But there is one thing you shouldn’t forget: you always need a plan B… When Office 365 became available, we switched our e-mail server off for eternity. A […]

How big is subscription based software? Let’s look at Office 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud

Were printers, digital presses involved in massive cyberattack of 21/10/2016?

“We deliver premium quality print, we need 1000 sheets for makeready” – What is your reference?

Print goes down, but not as fast as you might think: the challenge of interpreting statistics

The Cloud is great, but you need a plan B

Tolerances in brand color reproduction:
one size – fits all?
Why printing needs expectation management

Landa Digital Printing: The flight of Icarus

XCMYK vs CMYK: here’s your business case