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May 14, 2012


The Right Tool for The Job
Kallima
There's a lot to be said about using exactly the right tools for the task at hand. Too little performance and you fall short, too much and you end up wasting valuable resources.
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What Is Drupa and Why Should I Care?
Print Buyers International
Drupa is the name of the largest print-related exhibition in the world. It is sort of a cross between a world’s fair and the storming of the Bastille. It is the place where new printing technology is introduced. Sometimes, it even works.
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China's new five-year plan for the pulp and paper industry
RISI RSS - Blog
China's long-awaited, 12th Five-Year Plan for the pulp and paper industry was released on December, 30, 2011.
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Flint Group Announces the 8th Annual Narrow Web Print Awards
WhatTheyThink
Flint Group officially opens the 8th annual Narrow Web Print Awards competition with this “CALL FOR ENTRIES”.
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NAPL Report Finds Sales Up, Profits Down For Small Commercial Printers
myprintresource
Latest "Quick and Small Commercial Printers Trends Report" shows rising paper, energy, and employee healthcare costs putting a squeeze on profits.
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Stop Selling For Your Competitor
EyesOnSales.com
Many sales people and their managers feel that a good sales person is one who is moving forward. This is fine, so long as you don’t move so fast that you miss or pass opportunities along the way.
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