Webcast: FIRST 4.0 - Learn About It Firsthand
September 1, 2009 4:00pm EDT
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 2:00 PM EDT
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From communication to design to prepress to print, FIRST 4.0 has been updated and expanded to reflect current international standards and recommended industry practices.
Join Bill Pope, Technical Director-FTA, for a LIVE Webcast discussion of FIRST 4.0, the essential, must-have process control guidelines for everyone involved with the flexographic supply chain.
Attend the Webcast and learn:
• How you can benefit from FIRST 4.0. Why it's important to your process. How it relates to your industry segment.
• What's new and what's changed since the last update.
• How FIRST 4.0 specifications can help lower your manufacturing costs and enhance the brand image for print buyers.
• How to optimize and control the flexographic printing process to achieve run-to-run consistency and predictable, repeatable color matches.
• How implementing FIRST 4.0 can improve your company's bottom line by reducing waste, make-ready and cycle time while increasing press uptime and stability, especially important for package printing.
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Bring your questions. Industry experts will be on-hand to field questions and share their knowledge and experience with you.
Register for the Webcast today!
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Moderator: |
Speakers: |
 Linda Casey Associate Editor Packaging Digest |
 Bill Pope Technical Director FTA-Flexographic Technical Association |
 Gail Wong Technical and Logistics Manager General Mills Brand Design |
 Jerry Buhl Operations Manager SCHAWK! |
 Kim Madigan Director of Corporate Color Smyth Companies Inc. |
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Posted Aug 9, 2009
