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9 Reasons Education Services May Need a Courseware Management Program

Experienced Educations Services teams know that print & fulfillment of training manuals can be one of your largest expenses. A comprehensive Courseware Management Program can help you gain control over these costs. But how do you know that a comprehensive Courseware Management Program is right for you? Browse through this slideshare to learn the top 9 reasons why a courseware management program may be needed.

Topics: Courseware

Here’s Something Your Channel Partners Will Love

Let’s imagine that you manufacture medical equipment, which is sold by dozens of channel partners all across the country. They may be product distributors, retailers, VARs (value-added-resellers), dealers, or other organizations.

Topics: Direct Mail Marketing Asset Management

Are Nightmares about International Shipping Keeping You Up?

Companies that produce training materials and other time-sensitive documentation for a global audience need to feel 100% confident that their materials will be delivered where they’re needed, when they’re needed. And not a day later.

And if it were as simple as conjuring up your very own Harry Potter to cast one of his spells (what would he call it – Deliverencio?), those in charge of making sure their company’s training materials were delivered safely all over the world would all sleep like babies.

Topics: Print On Demand Direct Mail Courseware Global Fulfillment Print Fulfillment Marketing Asset Management

How Do I Know If My File Is Print-Ready?

Getting your electronic file ready to send to a commercial printer is a matter of “dotting i’s and crossing t’s,” as it were. You have to be careful and take certain steps to ensure that the file is print ready. If you don’t, you’ll delay production – and you might end up compromising the print quality of your job.

Topics: Commercial Print

How to Write Good Print Specs

 

Remember the scene in the rock music mockumentary, “This Is Spinal Tap,” where the Stonehenge model built for the concert stage as a prop turned out to be 18 inches high instead of the intended 18 feet (thus turning the group into a laughingstock)? It was traced back to a bad spec written on a napkin.

Topics: Direct Mail Commercial Print