Northprint 07 Show Marks Debut For Turning Point

Following the acquisition of Turning Point Technologies (TPT) and NCS Integrated Solutions to form Turning Point, the new company will make its debut at Northprint 07 from April 24 - 26 on stand C350.

Following the acquisition of Turning Point Technologies (TPT) and NCS Integrated Solutions to form Turning Point, the new company will make its debut at Northprint 07 from April 24 - 26 on stand C350.

Turning Point said it will to demonstrate a fully integrated web-to-digital print system.

The company has integrated iWay web-to-print system, Xinet's Webnative digital asset management system and Directsmile image personalisation software with Xerox's Docucolor 250 printer.

The system is said to enable printers to provide their customers with a high level of creative personalisation, support and response.

The iWay software contains a template-based ordering system, allowing customers to submit and buy print jobs online and so help printers achieve short-run printing at lower cost and grow their page volume, said Turning Point.

Xinet Webnative digital asset management system is an internet-based facility that allows users to search, download, upload, preview and re-purpose files and artwork, from anywhere, 24-hours a day, added the company.

Directsmile's imaging technology taps in to the emotional impact of personalised images for true one-to-one marketing, said Turning Point.

The company added that there is nothing more personal than a consumer seeing his or her name in lights (or stars or snowflakes) or as a licence plate on a beautiful car.

Using Directsmile the effectiveness of marketing campaigns can be increased reaching higher awareness, with greater impact and dramatically higher response rates.

Turning Point is a platinum Xerox value added reseller and it will show at Northprint, how the Xerox Docucolor 250 printing multi-functional device that is claimed to enable printers to take on more jobs more often.

With quick turn-arounds, the Docucolor offers claimed speeds of up to 50 pages per minute (ppm) colour and 65ppm mono.

The image quality of the Docucolor 250 is 2,400 dots per inch (dpi) x 2,400dpi, with numerous input and finishing options, the device is ready to provide in-line stapling, hole punching, V-folding and saddle-stitch booklets, said the company.

Demonstrations at Northprint will enable visitors to see how the new web-to-print software reduces the need for print room intervention by allowing customers to self-proof and personalise their preferred document designs and go straight to print, said Turning Point.

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