Solimar Systems and SCREEN Americas Announce Strategic Partnership to Extend Print Workflow Capabilities

SAN DIEGO - September 14, 2018 - Solimar Systems, Inc., an innovative global solutions provider empowering critical communications through multi-channel document communications solutions for print, web and mobile delivery announced a new partnership agreement with SCREEN Americas, a pioneer and world-class technology leader in the digital print industry.

This partnership enables software integration from Solimar’s Chemistry platform and SCREEN’s EQUIOS inkjet digital front-end processor. The latest integration enhancements include support for Job Definition Format (JDF) and Job Messaging Format (JMF) to provide real-time print job status updates, printer feedback and reporting for EQUIOS devices. The new integrated technology from Solimar and SCREEN is ideal for organizations that print high volumes of transactional, variable data and customer facing documents that require tracking, metrics and status updates for their print jobs.

Additional SCREEN Extended Print Control (EPC) functionality includes:

“Industry experts have shown the importance of having a cohesive workflow management and oversight solution in an inkjet environment, which is the main benefit of this partnership for our clients,” said Solimar Systems Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, Mary Ann Rowan. “We are excited to partner with SCREEN Americas to develop robust solutions for the print industry.”

“While we hear from our customers and prove through benchmark testing that no front end matches the ability of EQUIOS to deliver pages to our presses at press speed,” said Ken Ingram, President of SCREEN Americas, “We also consistently hear that our customers need better end-to-end control of their entire document workflow. We know that Solimar solutions provide best-in-class solutions that will match the best-in-class productivity of EQUIOS.”

Source: SCREEN Americas

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