Esko releases Suite 14
Jun 17, 2014
Esko has recently announced the release of Esko Suite 14, a comprehensive collection of new and updated software designed to give brand owners, premedia houses, converters, sign and display producers and commercial printers the resources they need to manage today's complex preproduction environment. Esko Suite 14 builds on Esko's years of packaging preproduction experience and features breakthrough developments as a result of ongoing investment in innovation, and based on feedback received from brand owners, packaging converters and industry thought leaders. Esko concentrated its resources on addressing five key trends in packaging preproduction:
  • Increasing importance of Workflow Automation
  • The use of Smart Templates to handle package variations
  • Quality as the most important driver
  • A more task-focused software user interface to drive increased efficiency
  • Integration of the Supply Chain and data-sharing via the cloud
The result is Esko Suite 14, bringing together a family of solutions that provides all parties in the packaging preproduction supply chain with the resources they need to succeed in this dynamic market. 
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