Business Chief USA February 2019
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LSC COMMUNICATIONS<br />
“WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELP PROTECT<br />
OUR CLIENTS’ INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY<br />
AND TO SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY<br />
INNOVATION WITHIN THE SUPPLY CHAIN”<br />
—<br />
Mike Shea,<br />
Senior Vice President, Book and Directory<br />
Division, LSC Comminications<br />
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its warehousing capacity to meet this<br />
demand and now has a spread of<br />
facilities over the Midwest and East<br />
Coast. The LSC book fulfillment<br />
footprint now totals more than 3.7 million<br />
sq. ft. of operating space, serving clients<br />
in all of its market sectors. Most recently,<br />
LSC has acquired Elsevier’s warehousing<br />
and distribution facility in Missouri<br />
to strengthen its full range of supply<br />
chain services for publishers of both<br />
printed and electronic books. It’s a great<br />
demonstration of the new service model,<br />
says McCree, in partnership with one of<br />
the world’s leading publishing houses.<br />
Educational technology, or edtech, is<br />
a fast-expanding and very fluid area of<br />
content delivery, explains Shea. “There<br />
are hundreds of new and disruptive<br />
startups, attracting billions of dollars<br />
in investment, challenging established<br />
players like Amazon, Apple, Google<br />
and Microsoft.” These companies are<br />
seizing on technologies like virtual<br />
reality (VR), artificial intelligence (AI) and<br />
audio-visual (AV) tools delivered using<br />
cloud technology – but while this has<br />
disrupted print, it hasn’t replaced it.<br />
FEBRUARY <strong>2019</strong>