Who wants to be average? (June 2006)
RT Associates (Arlington Heights, IL) has a motto: “Not your average printer.” Over the past two decades, the company has evolved from typesetter to desktop publisher to
on-demand printer to marketing services specialist.
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Web-to-Print (Feb. 2006)
Print Store Suite is a user-friendly integrated solution that increases the efficiency and effectiveness of web-to-print versioning by print service providers.
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One-to-One Marketing (Feb. 2006)
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has its place in any number of industries — from healthcare, to Fortune 500 companies, to small businesses, and beyond. All of these markets have one common need &mdash to attract new customers and to keep the ones they already have satisfied. One of the most effective ways of employing CRM is through the use of personalized communications.
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RT & HP (July 2006)
As desktop publishing evolved, RT has grown to become a leader in digital print technology innovation.
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Variable Data Printing (January 2005)
“The market has changed for us over the years — where we once sold variable data printing, today we’re selling marketing solutions,” said Bob Radzis
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United Stationers (August 2003)
When United Stationers needed to differentiate itself from rising competitors in the marketplace, it employed an Internet-based solution and digital color printing to create a marketing program that enabled dealers to customize and print direct mail materials on demand.
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Digital Color Pioneer Takes the Next Step (April 2002)
Production digital color was introduced over 10 years ago, offering simplicity of operation, variable imaging on the fly, quality approaching offset, the ability to print on a wide range of substrates and in-line finishing options, as well as satisfying customers’ desires to print more and more short runs in color.
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Digital Color — Where is the Market (September 2002)
Barb Pellow spent time with Bob Radzis, co-owner, to understand how they evolved from a typesetting operation in the basement of a house to a thriving $10 million-plus digital service and print provider
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