by: Dennis Dehainaut, BindTech, Inc. There's something satisfying about a book, in a world where technology is revered and most things require the flip of a switch to operate. It's comforting to crack open the spine, thumb through the pages, and feel the weight of the words written inside. But technology is ever-present and even the good ol' fashioned book may be getting a hip … [Read more...] about RFID: The Future in Book Technology
2007 Spring
Seidl’s Bindery: Where No Is Not an Option
by: Dianna Brodine In Texas, everything is larger than life. Pecos Bill ropes the wind, the ghosts of the Alamo still echo, and the legends of the Old West stretch into stories that every child knows. In Houston, there's a company that can tell a few tales of its own, with a determination to be the best and the confidence to back it up. Reacting to the Customer's … [Read more...] about Seidl’s Bindery: Where No Is Not an Option
Creative Choices for Distinctive Products
by: Dianna Brodine The products you use to attract and retain customers must strike a balance between utility, eye-catching appeal, and efficient production. No matter what format you require - including marketing kits, POP displays, multimedia packaging, ring binders, and book covers - it can be made more distinctive with the right combination of processes and … [Read more...] about Creative Choices for Distinctive Products
Trade Show Exhibiting: How to Be a Star Performer
by Dana King It's show time, and you would love to give an encore performance. You want to attract the attention that will keep the calls coming for months. By choosing to exhibit at a trade show, you have an outstanding opportunity to give your company positive exposure, build your client base, or announce your new product to the industry world. Yet, trying to stand out in an … [Read more...] about Trade Show Exhibiting: How to Be a Star Performer
Q&A: Challenges in Perfect Binding
The Binding Edge Perfect binding is an economical, attractive way to present information in a bound book format with both short and long runs. Once looked at as a binding method for thick books or publications only, perfect binding equipment can now work with minimum page counts as low as 24 and thicknesses as small as 1/16 of an inch. This, coupled with advancements in … [Read more...] about Q&A: Challenges in Perfect Binding