September 2009 JDF Marketplace - CIP4

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Table of Contents Table of Contents JDF Implementation 190 JDF Consulting 190 ixFrame / OPC 191 ixFrame, Integration Framework 191 JDF Consulting - Basics 192 JDF Consulting - developer 192 Prism WIN SBE 193 JDF/JMF Product Procurement Consulting 193 JDF Product Evaluation 193 JDF Consulting 194 Programming & Systems Integration 194 JDF Consulting - developer 194 XML Technical Consulting 195 XML Training and Consulting 195 Training 195 JDF Courses 195 JDF/JMF Training 195 JDF Expert Certification Series 196 JDF Seminars 196 Introduction in JDF 197 JMF Courses 197 JDF/JMF Training 197 PRINT® 09 Edition JDF Marketplace JDF Planning & Implementation Training 198 JDF Seminars 198 Customize On-site Training 198 JDF/JMF Training 198 Job Description/Skills Assessment 199 JDF Seminars 199 Basic XML Training (key Concepts) 199 XML Training and Consulting 199 Advanced XML Training (Schema, Name Spaces, E... 200 XML Training and Consulting 200 JDF Hotlines 201 CIP4 Calendar of Events 205 12 Table of Contents
Introduction About CIP4 and JDF An Introduction to CIP4 and JDF The International Cooperation for the Integration of Processes in Prepress, Press, and Postpress Organization or “CIP4” is a not-for-profi t standards association, whose mission is to foster the adoption of process automation in the printing industry. A global organization with representatives from 34 countries, CIP4’s membership is organizational and boasts a diverse roster of printers, prepress companies, publishers, vendors of graphic arts systems and software, integrators, distributors, consultants and educators. Currently, CIP4 consists of over 1,600 individuals from over 300 member companies. These individuals participate in one or more of 27 working groups that focus on technical subjects as well as educational and automation promotional activities. Membership is open to any company involved in the graphic arts, and “meetings” are held primarily via internet meeting and conference call software for the convenience of everyone involved. Members meet twice a year for face-to-face “Interop” events where technical tutorials are regularly provided for new members and working groups meet and discuss topics that are best discussed in person. Furthermore, Interops provide an opportunity for members to test systems in development with other members in a private, yet very welcoming and informative environment. In addition to the Job Defi nition Format (JDF), PrintTalk, and the Print Production Format (often called “CIP4”), CIP4 provides a variety of resources to its members and the industry, including: �� opment program �� JDF and Printtalk �� partnerships for printers �� All this and more can be found at CIP4’s website at www.cip4.org. CIP4 membership is organizational and provides access to benefi ts to all staff members, and is priced at $3,000 for vendors of systems and software and $150 for users of automation systems, such as printers, prepress services and publishers, as well as for educational institutions and individual consultants. CIP4’s History CIP4‘s predecessor, CIP3, was formed by Heidelberg and managed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics. CIP3 created the Print Production Format or “PPF,” which has found success in ink key pre-setting and postpress operations. Adobe, Agfa, Heidelberg and manroland created the fi rst draft of JDF and off ered it to CIP3 on the contingency that CIP3 be reorganized as an open and international standards association. This reorganization led to the creation of CIP4 in 2001. Once the transfer was completed, JDF 1.0 was published. It was not possible to implement JDF 1.0, rather it served as a “straw man” document that members of CIP4 could shape, change and improve, as a defi nitive starting point. JDF 1.1 and 1.1a were published in April and October of 2002 respectively, resulting in the fi rst version of JDF that could be implemented by vendors. At drupa 2004 the fi rst wave of JDF-enabled products hit the market. Since then, JDF has been updated several times. Each time the basic struc- �� broader aspects of print production. Initially optimized for sheetfed off set �� web off set printing, packaging, layout applications, newsprint and more. Furthermore, PrintTalk, another XML-based specifi cation, in this case focused on the business transactions of print buying and sell, was transferred Introduction 13
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Page 37 and 38: Gestion21 Integrated JDF MIS System
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Page 57 and 58: HIFLEX MIS Estimating HIFLEX MIS Co
Page 59 and 60: Metrics PrintWare Estimating Metric
Page 61 and 62: Prism WIN Estimating Prism WIN Comp
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TharsternSQL Estimating TharsternSQ
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EFI PrintSmith Scheduling EFI Print
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ixPPS, production control desk Sche
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Optimus 2020 Prestige Scheduling Sc
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KODAK EMS Business Software CRM/Sal
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Chroma CRM/Sales Chroma Company: Pr
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DALiM MiSTRAL Workflow DALiM MiSTRA
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KODAK UPFRONT Software Workflow KOD
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Prinect Digital Print Manager Workf
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Prinect Prepress Manager Workflow P
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KIM 6.0 Workflow KIM 6.0 Company: K
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PLATEflo Workflow PLATEflo Company:
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Book Stacker Workflow Book Stacker
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Avanti Graphic Arts Management Prod
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Partner - GamSys MIS Production Con
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Prinect Integration Manager Product
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HIFLEX MIS Production Control/job T
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printnet PressManager Sheetfed Prod
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Optimus 2020 - Data Collection Prod
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technoLOGIC Production Control/job
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Technique MIS Production Control/jo
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DALiM MiSTRAL Prepress Departmental
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HP SmartStream Production Plus Prep
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Prinect Prepress Manager Prepress D
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DALiM DiALOGUE Proofers DALiM DiALO
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EFI Fiery XF Wide-format Printers E
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:Apogee Manage Prepress Workstation
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CREO Color Servers for Xerox Prepre
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EFI XFlow Prepress Workstation/soft
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Prinect MetaShooter Prepress Workst
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Speedflow Impose Prepress Workstati
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FreeFlow Process Manager Prepress W
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EFI XFlow Imposition EFI XFlow Comp
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KIM 6.0 Imposition KIM 6.0 Company:
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Speedflow Cockpit Imposition Speedf
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Book Stacker Imposition Book Stacke
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Impostrip Proof Imposition Impostri
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Plato Layout Plato Company: EskoArt
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DALiM PRiNTEMPO Preflight DALiM PRi
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Speedflow Preflight Speedflow Compa
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:Apogee Automate RIP :Apogee Automa
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Apogee DigitalPrintLink RIP Apogee
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Harlequin PLUS Server RIP RIP Harle
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SV-110 RIP SV-110 Company: Screen P
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Impostrip Proof Digital Printers (p
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EFI XFlow Soft Proofers EFI XFlow C
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Riteapprove SE Soft Proofers Riteap
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EQUIOS Pre4m Imposition software Ot
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K-Station Pressroom Departmental Co
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Prinect Image Control Color Control
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imagePRESS Server A3100 series Digi
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HP Indigo JDF Manager Digital Press
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FreeFlow Print Server Digital Press
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printnet PressManager Sheetfed Offs
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printnet PressManager Sheetfed Offs
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Register Guidance System Other JDF-
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Connex Workflow System Postpress De
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microcut PLUS NT Cutters microcut P
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Log stacker Stackers/palletizing Lo
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ind-com Other Bindary bind-com Comp
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ixNET, ( .NET / C# - API ) Programm
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JDF Consulting General Technical An
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JDF Consulting - Basics General Tec
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JDF Consulting JDF Strategy And Pla
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ixFrame / OPC JDF Implementation ix
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Prism WIN SBE JDF Implementation Pr
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XML Training and Consulting XML Tec
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Introduction in JDF JDF Courses Int
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JDF Seminars Job Description/Skills
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JDF Hotlines JDF Hotlines Admera So
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JDF Hotlines JDF Hotlines Shuttlewo
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CIP4 CALENDAR OF EVENTS JGAS 2009 T
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