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Workflow Automation

Name: Workflow Automation
Brand: Springer Nature Switzerland AG
SKU: 37199327
Price: 68.39 EUR
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Author: Thomas Hoffmann-Walbeck
ISBN: 9783030847814

Thomas Hoffmann-Walbeck

Language

English

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Libristo code: 37199327

Publishers Springer Nature Switzerland AG, September 2021

This book describes basic concepts of workflow automation in the graphic industry. There are three m... Full description

Libristo code: 37199327

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This book describes basic concepts of workflow automation in the graphic industry. There are three main chapters: Scope of Workflows in the Printing Industry, Production Models, and Metadata Formats. The book does not describe the individual business and production steps for manufacturing a print product. Rather, it describes what kinds of data exchanges are required between management software and devices to make the automatic execution of processes possible. Primary audience is students studying graphic arts technology, practitioners at printing and manufacturing companies, and computer scientists who are interested in workflow-related matters. It is presupposed that the reader is familiar with the basic procedures in the printing industry as well with the fundamental concepts of IT technology.