At the annual conference for the In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA), six Kodak customers claimed 13 awards, out of a total of 73, recognizing their exceptional print achievement across multiple categories. The In-Print Awards, co-sponsored by IPMA and In-Plant Impressions, puts a spotlight on the daily achievements of meeting stringent quality and time deadlines of in-house corporate publishing, printing and distribution. The winning Kodak customers took home three gold, five silver, three bronze awards, and a Judges Recognition. These In-Plant printers, representing the healthcare, education and government sectors deployed a range of Kodak technologies as part of this year’s award-winning projects, including the KODAK NEXPRESS and NEXFINITY Platform, KODAK SONORA Process Free Plates, KODAK TRILLIAN Plates, the KODAK MAGNUS and ACHIEVE Platesetters , and KODAK PRINERGY Workflow : Excellus BlueCross Blue Shiel

Park Printing, a family owned full-service multi-color printer based in Minneapolis, has selected and installed a KODAK NEXPRESS Digital Press.  In choosing the NEXPRESS Platform, Park Printing will be able to offer new applications and services to its commercial customers, ranging from special effects and other high-margin applications through the KODAK Fifth Imaging Unit solutions. “Park Printing has been family owned for over 50 years. We attribute our success to the trust that our customers have placed in us because of our commitment to be the most reliable, flexible and trusted partner that delivers exceptional print quality at a cost-effective price and within their deadline,” said Jeff Gray, VP of Operations at Park Printing. “We’re extremely pleased with our decision to integrate the NEXPRESS into our operations. It’s an incredible machine that provides us with the flexibility we need. We’ve been able to move a lot of our wide format work from our o

Antilope De Bie CEO Bart De Bie discusses how investing in two new KODAK TRENDSETTER Q800 Platesetters aligns with his company’s commitment to innovation and customer focus. Can you tell us about Antilope De Bie and how you’ve grown to become a successful print service provider here in Belgium? Antilope De Bie Printing has been a family-owned company for more than 95 years, with the fourth generation proudly running the business today. To remain relevant over this period, we’ve always looked for new ways to serve our customers’ needs by continually innovating. It’s a core part of our operating philosophy. We were one of the first large offset printers in Belgium to integrate a computer-to-plate workflow, and we always strive to be ahead of the market to deliver products that help our customers stand out from the crowd.  An example of this is our recent investment in two new offset presses with LED-UV drying. We chose to invest in this tech