A typical Print workflow is a multistage process which begins with defining a print job. Simplistically put, the job definition wrapper along with the job (which might comprise output in a variety of file formats) is sent to a printer (digital or offset) for printing and subsequent finishing. The integration of the print job with the printer software and the ability to track each and every detail of the job through its journey from job definition, to printing and subsequent finishing, shipping and confirmation of its acceptance by the end customer constitutes a print workflow.

In many print shops depending upon the type of printing environment which includes software and hardware combinations, the print workflow greatly varies. Determining the optimal workflow and automating the entire process flow can greatly increase efficiency, reduce wastage and provide a significant return on investment in any print shop.

Evaluating the current print disposition, determining ways to enhance productivity, increase efficiency and reduce wastage and implementing workflow changes to the existing workflow by automating components or the entire print workflow greatly increases your competitiveness and brings in sizable savings by reducing job cost.

Navo can help you carry out these evaluations and design an approach that can help you achieve a significant return on investment.