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1. Review Your Business

Before moving into digital, it's important to look at your business portfolio and assess which projects could transition to this type of printing. Digital printing is a cost-effective way to print smaller quantities and variable data, so identify projects that require short runs and personalization. It can also be profitable for reprint projects, as these tend to be smaller orders and shorter runs compared to the original piece. Upon final analysis, ensure you have a sound sales and marketing plan in place before making the transition to digital in order to make this a profitable department in your print shop.

Each dish will feature a new nugget to chew on and fuel your digital cravings. This month's edition focuses on ink usage during High Speed Inkjet Printing and provides steps to take to reduce this amount by printing on a treated sheet versus a non-treated sheet.

Each month, International Paper's Digital Expert writes a Digital Dish newsletter to fuel your digital cravings. This New Year edition provides three tips to prevent drying issues in the press as a result of different ink limits on HP® Indigo and Digital Inkjet Papers. 

Each month, International Paper's Digital Expert writes a Digital Dish newsletter to fuel your digital cravings. This edition provides three tips to chew on that explain the difference between a treated digital inkjet paper and a paper with primer or bonding agent added on press.

Each month, International Paper's Digital Expert writes a Digital Dish newsletter to fuel your digital cravings. This edition provides tips to discover the best ink type and high-speed inkjet press for your business.