ColorGate Digital Output Solutions has joined Objectif Lune’s Alliance Partner Program as a Strategic partner. As part of this agreement, ColorGate becomes a global distributor of PrintShop Mail Suite, Objectif Lune’s flagship solution for one-to-one VDP.
“There are several personalisation tools on the market,” said Colin Casey, director of business development for Objectif Lune. “But very few are up to par when it comes to applying personalisation to wide-format jobs while retaining optimal output speed and colour profiling. When it comes to wide-format printing, the combination of the right technologies, from end-to-end is essential and partnering with ColorGate, which specialises in large-format printing, will allow commercial print rooms to optimise the production of personalised jobs such as banners, advertisements and signs. With PrintShop Mail’s ability to support paper widths of up to 5.2m it's the perfect tool for the job.”
Objectif Lune has been creating software solutions to compose, process, deliver, track and store business documents, independent of hardware compatibility and with full automation capability for over 20 years. ColorGate meanwhile specialises in color management, Rip software, printer driver technology, process standardisation and workflow automation for small and large-format printing.
The companies currently have an introductory offer of PrintShop Mail Suite consisting of an entry-level software license and thirty days’ access to Objectif Lune’s online training portal and technical assistance.
Thomas Kirschner, managing director of ColorGate, said: "Based on Objectif Lune’s successful PrintShop Mail technology, we are now able to provide even print service providers in the large-format sector an easy to handle design software for variable data printing that covers a broad range of applications. It is the ideal tool to create professional, customized artwork templates for the output of variable print jobs on wide format printing systems while profiting from colour consistency and a fast Rip and operator performance.”
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