Commercial print requires a level of quality and performance unmatched in the digital home, small-business and enterprise workgroup printing/copying domain. QualityLogic’s test and workflow technologies, along with unparalleled services, can make the difference between success and failure for a commercial grade printing system, print service provider or major publisher of commercial documents.
Commercial print is challenged daily to do more with less; produce better quality output, faster and cheaper. Ensuring the quality of the print systems and workflow are critical to achieving these ends.
Your customers expect seamless processing and instant throughput for their print jobs. You need the ability to process these files efficiently, but how do you address the problems that inevitably arise?
QualityLogic specializes in testing the conformance and interoperability of page description languages and imaging protocols used in digital commercial printing. We help digital press and production printer/copier manufacturers achieve the highest level of quality when presented with conforming PDF, PostScript, PCL, XPS, PPML and other formatted PDL files. QualityLogic also delivers test suites and tools to enable driver validation and correction.
QualityLogic’s test automation tools for OEMs facilitate faster, lower-cost and better quality testing of the firmware, driver and workflow technologies critical to their products.
For OEMs, PSPs and publishers that incorporate sophisticated workflows in their print process, QualityLogic offers technology and tools that can be incorporated in or supplement the pre-press workflow for the new XPS file formats included in Windows Vista.
QualityLogic provides a software technology, XPREF, that can be incorporated into an existing pre-press workflow to preflight, optimize and automatically correct XPS files prior to RIPing for print.
QualityLogic XPS eXaminer allows you to view, validate and edit XPS files easily and efficiently and serves as a manual tool for technicians to ensure that XPS files will print correctly.