EFI unveils suite of Fiery workflow products

EFI has introduced the Fiery Workflow Suite, a set of products which delivers a fully integrated workflow from job submission and business management to scheduling, preparation and production.

Fiery Workflow Suite products are designed to integrate seamlessly with EFI's Fiery digital front end. The suite includes applications for job submission, pre-press, make-ready, color profiling and management, personalization, and output management.

‘Print service providers are increasingly replacing standalone workflow solutions with integrated, customizable solutions,’ said Kaspar Roos, associate director for InfoTrends' production workflow and customized communication service. ‘In our 2012 Digital Front-End Study, we found strong evidence that print providers want to move their workflow solutions to the DFE so that they can run their workflow from a central location that easily integrates with other systems. With EFI Fiery Workflow Suite, based on its popular Fiery platform, EFI offers its customers exactly this.’

‘Fiery Workflow Suite products also integrate with EFI's Web-to-Print and Print MIS systems, giving our customers an advanced set of end-to-end products to reach greater levels of automation and profit,’ said Toby Weiss, senior vice president and general manager of EFI's Fiery business unit. ‘Print service providers can quickly adapt to changing market demands by adding the modular Fiery Workflow Suite products and dramatically grow their bottom line by offering personalization, quick turnaround on complex documents, and the ability to keep jobs that demand precise color quality in house.’

Fiery Workflow Suite includes three new applications: Fiery JobFlow, Fiery JobMaster, and Fiery Central, which are said to work together to increase print production efficiency with integrated and automated workflows, maximize print engine capacity and capability, process more jobs in less time, and help print service providers offer new value-added services.

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