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KEYNOTES BY INDUSTRY LEADERS SET FOR PREPRESS 2000
SEMINAR; 4 TO ADDRESS NEW PREMEDIA TECHNOLOGY INTRODUCED AT DRUPA
EDINA, MINNESOTA -- March 30, 2000: Helping organizations successfully
meet the challenges of new technological paradigms will be the focus of
four
keynote addresses to be delivered at Prepress 2000, the industry's premier
premedia symposium. Set for June 13, 14 and 15 at the Chicago Marriott
O'Hare,
Prepress 2000 will compare and assess the impact recent new technologies
introduced at DRUPA 2000 will have on prepress operations. The conference
is
co-sponsored by the International Prepress Association and the Research
and
Engineering Council.
In her talk, "Prepress to Premedia: A Bold New Future", Mary
Lee
Schneider, President of the Pre-Media Group at RR Donnelley & Sons,
will
discuss how her company is repositioning its Technologies Group into a
Premedia provider, leveraging print and/or on-line content.
Thad McIlroy, President, Arcadia House & Program Director, Seybold
Seminars, will address whether "The Future of Prepress, Printing
and
Publishing" could be more problematic than most people assume.
In "Adobe Systems: Laying the Digital Foundation," Susan Prescott,
Director of Marketing, Adobe Systems, will discuss how Adobe PDF and the
Internet form the foundation for print and cross-media workflows in the
new millennium.
On the final day of the seminar, Marc Olin, President, printCafe,
kicks-off a day devoted to the exponential growth of e-commerce in the
graphic arts. In "A Seamless Supply Chain," Marc will explain
how
Web-based functionality is changing the way the printing and publishing
industries conduct business.
"We expect that our program, with varied points of view, will benefit
everyone involved in prepress," noted IPA president Hank Hatch. "The
caliber of our keynote speakers, reflective of the quality of our entire
program, should ensure a rewarding seminar for all attendees."
Registration information for Prepress 2000 is available at prepress2000.com, or by calling the IPA at 800-255-8141 or the R&E Council at 610-388-7394. NAGASA members receive the member rate when registering for this event.
Contact: Steve Bonoff, International Prepress Association. T: 612/896-1908. E: steve@ipa.org. Or: Irv Press, Press&. T: 508/384-0608. E: irv@kersur.net