business planning

1. Eight tips for business planning before June 30 and Super checklist

2. Last chance for GAMAA early bird discounts

3. Stay ahead of CGT

4. Be in shape for 2008

5. PrintCity publishes new study

6. Nothing Irish about Snap's birthday

7. Succession planning and exit strategies

8. Pandemic information for businesses

9. Look back to look forward

10. Printing.Com signs first master franchise agreement in ANZ

11. Everything you wanted to know about WorkChoices

12. Kraton to expand presence in Asia Pacific region

13. Keeping the score

14. Pursuing Business Excellence programme from GAMAA

15. Six picks for 2006

16. Three New Year's resolutions

17. MIS: using your data to work smarter

18. The 2005 printing year

19. Positivity reflected in latest PrintNZ survey results

20. Amcor faces change and challenge

21. One for the books

22. Lessons from abroad

23. PINZ to stage seminar series

24. NUR CFO resigns

25. Makeover for Quark

26. Talk up your business

27. Book Review: Talk Up Your Business

28. Go to the show

29. International print winners on show

30. Geddes Print brings 'art' reward for Omnigraphics

31. HP hits Labelexpo

32. Kodak lands GATF awards

33. Kongsberg has Visual Impact

34. Kodak Digimaster is editor's choice

35. Agreement aims for new apprenticeships

36. Hartigan new News chair

37. SDS shows best of graphic arts

38. EFI breaks ground with EIS

39. HP hits Labelexpo

40. Heidelberg supports GWG standards

41. Positive Camtec opens its doors

42. On the move: Longbottom Digital

43. Electronic wide-format retrieval on demand

44. Palamara new Allkotes Vic GM

45. Five new partners for NGP

46. Hat trick for GCG

47. Membership manager for FESPA

48. Octopus reaches out to new sites

49. Australia Post gets into the Olympic spirit

50. Australian Paper apprenticeship scheme awarded

51. AP and news to deliver sport

52. QuadTech strikes deal with Plunkett and Johnson

53. DTP94 now available through Eizo

54. $70m KBA deal at West Australian

55. Presstek accelerates integration of ABDick

56. Ferag grows with Grafikontrol

57. KBA Rapida 205 honoured for excellence

58. New position for Kodak's Harrison

59. New MAN Roland presses roll at PMP Moorebank

60. PPG poised to acquire further sheetfed companies

61. Oji buys Ilford Imaging Switzerland

62. New position for Kodak's Harrison

63. Smith takes top job at PNG's South Pacific Post

64. Kurz Australia turns 35

65. Australian marketers and business yet to protect digital assets

66. Australian marketers and business yet to protect digital assets

67. GMG & Kayell Australia colour the world

68. With the ink barely dried on Pacific Printing Group's (PPG) most recent deals to buy two Austr

69. Fintech orders NZ's largest Wohlenberg perfect binding line

70. Positive deal for Teckwin

71. Adapt delivers digital future

72. Online Print Solutions & Prism announce global agreement

73. WAM!NET rebrands as Digital Quay

74. Big move for Positive Camtec

75. Digi available in Oz

76. Brissett continues expansion with WA move

77. Quark on board with Scholastic

78. Paper shock as Moirs folds after 80 years trading

79. Paper shock as Moirs folds after 80 years trading

80. KBA orders booked up 15%

81. WAN publishes new strategic reports

82. TNA aims at fresh food packaging

83. PacPrint workshops pulling the printers

84. Ken MacKenzie takes top job at Amcor

85. Zwang speaks out at PacPrint

86. Fourth Print Media Academy summer university

87. A business model for the future

88. Rent, Lease or Click?

89. Cash Flow

90. Onesource to be sold

91. Call for printers to hire disabled

92. Print booming for IPP with $220m record year

93. KBA back in the black

94. One becomes two for Paclam

95. Tuna cannery takes inkjet coding on board

96. BJ Ball seals deal with CHH Whakatane

97. HP presenting large format sales seminar

98. KBA considers print formats: 5 over 5 in 3B or straight printing in large format?

99. Goss joins CIP4

100. Publish Asia set to roll

101. Productivity shoots up for Stallard & Potter with new SM52

102. Powerful laser coder achieves cost savings

103. Imagetext gets new faces, fresh ideas

104. Self branding - the new GAMAA leadership programme

105. Canon Australia announces record profits

106. Hurst appoints Drewett for NSW

107. Lexmark leads way with recycling programme

108. Publish Asia 2005: winning in an ever-changing media landscape

109. Eastman Kodak spends $1.272bn to buy Creo

110. Canon Australia to offer management software from EFI

111. Asia Pacific gets a taste of Creo care

112. Steve Green takes Creo ANZ GM role

113. PacPrint pulls all stops in promotion campaign

114. CPI celebrates G&K folder century

115. Presstek reaches key milestones in 2004

116. Ghent PDF Workgroup gets aggressive for 2005

117. Océ halts downward trend

118. Pulling the plug on the internet

119. Can your business run without you?

120. Growth for print predicted

121. New UpFront fronts up

122. Group publisher appointed at GSP

123. Sensis adds Universal to burgeoning empire

124. Equipment upgrades keep QSPGA at cutting edge

125. Nur's US$10m inspiration

126. No letting up for Océ product growth

127. Positive outlook for Xaar

128. GAMAA announces PrintEx 07 Board

129. QI Press Controls opening office in Australia

130. PacPrint 05 registrations exceed expectations

131. Major PacPrint exhibitor inspects venue

132. PacPrint sealed with a handshake

133. Fuji Xerox to bring iGen, Nuvera and new DocuColor to PacPrint

134. Industry prepares for PacPrint '05

135. US Treasury to compete with banknote printers

136. Gallus changes name of German subsidiary Arsoma

137. HP considered selling off printing business

138. KBA refurbishes Radebeul showroom

139. Swanbank paper mill secures EIS approval; appoints senior staff

140. MAN Roland strengthens competitiveness following News order

141. NUR Macroprinters begins commercial shipments of Expedio 5000

142. Carter Holt Harvey steers clear of controversy

143. D'Souza goes from salesman to owner in just three years

144. Fuji Xerox launches Xerox Graphic Arts Premier Partner Programme

145. Kiwi company makes headlines with RFID

146. Dangers of trading in difficult waters

147. CRC and NPL mutualism

148. CRC and NPL mutualism

149. CHH launches takeover bid for Wadepack

150. Labelexpo expands to Japan

151. Integrity of heat-processed containers: new from CCFRA

152. Hard work drives Finewrap's Greg Rosshandler

153. Rapid Digital on digital rampage

154. Océ to open doors again in 2005

155. Printer builds bridges with students

156. GASAA explores digital asset management

157. Extra size from XXL

158. Capital expenditure in printing strong

159. All eyes on World Print Congress

160. Niche Media chooses not to continue with Print 21

161. Big investment for Chequer to raise the bar

162. Resolution speeds into Fast 50

163. Adobe appoint Imagetext as Enterprise Licensing Partner

164. GMG expands in Australia, Asia

165. Tropical celebration for Quality install

166. PMP Print wins back to back training awards

167. Creo on the up and up

168. Safety site to fit like a glove

169. News Limited the choice for big earners

170. CPI Machinery powers forward in new year

171. Flexible finance supports rapid growth

172. Heidelberg serves CTP to Headland Press

173. CyraChrome lands large Octopus

174. PMP riding high after bumper year

175. Penfold Buscombe rebrands as Promentum

176. Heidelberg sets its sights skyward

177. GASAA points to high industry Adobe InDesign usage

178. Moirs tees off with blue

179. Non-exec directors

180. Industrious disputes

181. Print and artificial intelligence

182. Strong demand for Pacific Print Group\'s capital notes offer

183. New Age for Wairarapa newspaper

184. McPherson's buy creates PMP directory printing juggernaut

185. One iGen3 is not enough for Rapid Digital

186. Rotoflex sees the sparkling of the Diamond

187. Melbourne InDesign a success, Sydney conference mooted

188. GSA in the hunt with Fuji Hunt

189. Creo responds to rumours; cites growth in market share

190. Administrator called in at Teldon

191. Lamtex installations approach a cool million this year

192. Post delivers outstanding results for all Australians

193. Positive signs for NUR

194. Presstek goes from strength to strength

195. COF software updated

196. Pacific Print grabs Graphic World

197. Bigger is better at Pacesetter

198. Premier Print turns 70 in style

199. Cutting edge knives for the 21st century

200. An Australian view of NZ\'s biggest printing conference

201. PacPrint sealed with a handshake

202. Premier's wife offloads to Blue Star

203. IPG Print pledges to digital with HP Indigo

204. Finsbury's new identity for green future

205. Australia Post thinks outside the rectangle

206. Scott Print continues Western Australia dominance

207. McPhersons $86m expansion

208. GASAA publishes wage report

209. Xplor to Celebrate

210. Fuji Xerox begins construction in nation's capital

211. Capable leadership - essential to print

212. Heidelberg Stitchmaster celebrates five successful years in Australia

213. Heidelberg Stitchmaster celebrates five successful years in Australia

214. Does my business need an EMS?

215. eTree a nuisance, but a mere seedling

216. News Limited circulation remains steady

217. Heidelberg equipment results in finishing success

218. Spicers Paper recreates old landfill sites

219. Raflatac achieves ISO 9001:2000

220. Vilensky on the rise

221. Brebner joins Pacific Print Group

222. Printers need to add value, says Tribute

223. TNA sets up shop in Philippines

224. Packaged groceries: the challenges

225. AFTA ink workshop for Brisbane

226. Gidue re-enters Aussie narrow web market with new agent

227. DuPont furthers flexo

228. Nature's Organics' export expansion

229. KBA Rapida takes Glama Pak up, up and away

230. From label craft to industrial production

231. US firm, Primera Technology, Inc., a developer and manufacturer of specialty printing equipment, has

232. AFTA goes green at annual forum in NZ

233. Innovation continues at FPSI

234. A tearproof success story?

235. Thinking of buying a franchise?

236. Media companies anticipate law change

237. Rural Press picks up Sensis guide contract

238. Hurst celebrates Japanese relationship milestone

239. November launch date set for Roland DG VersaCAMM SP-540V

240. Océ surprisingly soft on third quarter figures

241. CPI reiterates profitability drive in Annual Report

242. Keep it simple

243. Document strategy

244. Exporting print

245. Plastic coil binding in Currie's growth surge

246. Heidelberg brings Ferntree a forest of print

247. Lexmark launches NZ channel changes

248. Nuvera sales hit the big 4-0

249. Packaging over commercial in Esko-Graphics shift

250. Foster to head up Swanbank

251. Drent Goebel in race to patent VSOP printing

252. ISA plans aggressive strategy for third trading year

253. A whole lot more of Hollands

254. PIAA mountain retreat sets business sights high

255. Kodak Melbourne plant closing down

256. From GAMMA board to Fuji Xerox Australia

257. LATMA and Kurz combine to inspire development

258. New business and innovation awards at PICA QLD

259. Court gives News Corp move the nod

260. Gidue enters Aussie narrow web market through Barom Nominees

261. Woman's Day to print in NZ

262. PMP (NZ) has purchased a strategic shareholding in Maxum Corporation Limited and Printworld Limited.

263. VP2110 sales run hot as Océ continues launch

264. PANPA Conference addresses the challenges

265. Historical changes afoot at PIAA

266. New Heidelberg PM 52 to hit the road

267. Rural Press says \"buy\"

268. The Western Australian Printing Industries Craftsmanship Awards (PICAs), celebrating the state&#8217

269. Scitex Vision adds to its XLjet range

270. News announces Chullora plan upgrade, closes Parramatta

271. Tasmanian printer takes Aussie's first Makomatic

272. Eight tax traps to avoid

273. Focus Press cleans up at national manufacturing awards

274. Thinking outside the rhombus: Practices that promote innovation

275. Star rises over Blue Star Print Group

276. EFI, building its business through partnerships

277. Heidelberg delivers on Dobson's need for speed

278. Ferag scores big with Lüscher

279. The Practical Application of ICC Profiles

280. US$65m upgrade for Malaysia\'s Star; tabloid for NSTP

281. US$65m upgrade for Malaysia\'s Star; tabloid for NSTP

282. Grafik Mewah goes CTP in Melaka

283. NST upgrades circulation management

284. Cyber spreads its wings \"down under\" to Australia

285. Smiles and serious business

286. Fairfax delivers phenomenal growth

287. Craft and Komori print half a billion

288. Goldsmith joins as Rowland-Campbell steps down

289. In line for profit

290. APN celebrates record profits with new machinery

291. Amcor eyes 20 per cent growth over two years

292. Somantic and Pacific Signs choose Roland DG's SP-300

293. PMP continues growth with target bullseye

294. Lamont appointed LIA NSW executive officer

295. Australia Post joins with MMUA for mail initiative

296. Stora Enso announces improving outlook

297. APN continues to boom

298. The Age turns 150 years old today

299. CPI positive despite tough year

300. dbooks prints Books In Print with Fuji Xerox

301. Something has to give

302. David Mandile (left) and Greg Knight at the new Cyber premises in Australia

303. Magical proofing upgrade from GSA

304. LIA NSW plans hands-on proof to print night

305. NGP expands to 46 members

306. New council takes up the future skill challenge

307. Creo has launched a new printing technology designed to further enhance output quality from the prin

308. Leading sustainable change

309. Business opportunity: label printing

310. Inspire \'04 coming up Friday August 13 in Sydney

311. Ferag builds Lüscher team

312. Xerox buoyant on Q2 results

313. Trio Bookbinders celebrates second Wohlenberg installation

314. Positive signs for Heidelberg at AGM

315. Flint Ink appoints new Precisia CEO

316. EFI continues growth

317. Starting on the right tack

318. Changes at the top at Fairfax

319. Crowther heads up Chromaticity Australia & New Zealand

320. UCB to sell Films business and with it, interest in Securency

321. Rural Press puts the MAN in Mandurah

322. Workers fearful as Griffin Press wings clipped

323. Crowther heads up Chromaticity ANZ

324. Gallus introduces world to new label press initiatives

325. VUTEk expands Asia-Pacific coverage

326. Presstek throws AB Dick a lifeline

327. JPE focuses on individual development

328. NUR widens its portfolio

329. Spandex adds Gerber Elan XL

330. Toyo Ink celebrates 20 years in Australia with functions and a new factory

331. FXA appoints Sue Thelfro

332. HP sets lofty recycling target

333. Sales surge prompts local Heidelberg growth

334. Ferag and Planatol get stuck into gluin

335. Dongsan Color warms to Creo

336. Daetwyler opens in Shanghai

337. Printgraphics happily in a bind with CPI

338. Opportunities abound at PANPA 2004

339. Fuji Xerox shakes print at epicenter

340. Tensor eyeing major Aussie expansion

341. Kodak announces three-way drupa success

342. Gunns investigates Tasmanian mill

343. Wyong and Gosford get own newspapers

344. Businesses sunk by political red tape

345. The new Heidelberg Speedmaster CD102

346. $33m to be spent on mill overhaul

347. Norske Skog plans Australasian mill upgrades

348. Océ wins two BERTL\'s Best awards

349. Polar positive on drupa wash-up

350. Xaar introduces the white UV Ink

351. Plasma and paper

352. EFI steps up to the proofing plate

353. Polar cuts costs, boosts output

354. LIA and GASAA presents two drupa tours

355. JPE hits the Hunter for 2004 conference

356. IST appoints Australian distributor

357. Presstek to acquire Precision Lithograining

358. Aldus takes on Codimag

359. Graphic arts company victorious at savewater awards

360. Fibre quality analyser arrives

361. Headhunting?

362. Original Screen scoop print\'s top prize

363. New structure at APN

364. Flint names IPMM new distributor in Indochina, Brunei

365. Creo aims to accelerate business

366. KPG in major drupa expansion

367. ICC releases 2003/2004 progress report

368. Creo and KBA announce workflow agreement

369. Panther stalking print with Heidelberg

370. GSB Chemical inks web deal at drupa

371. Heidelberg team moves with NexPress

372. Canon's new strategy comes to life at drupa

373. Xerox aiming to fire print profitability

374. Creo aims to accelerate business

375. PrintCity builds on business

376. Fuji Xerox brings iGen3 Down Under

377. Visy Pulp & Paper orders multiple WebVision Plus systems

378. DataSend Australia pumps out print with Océ

379. Océ and Corporate Express forge South Australian supply alliance

380. Heidelberg selects Questra to power web-based remote service

381. KBA expands product portfolio and market reach

382. Exanet and Dalim combine for integration

383. Build your own personal drupa catalogue

384. Help! I can't see the wood for the trees

385. BWL taps Australian niche

386. Stora Enso and Xeikon to develop on-demand production line for DBS disc packaging

387. CPI pushing forward with paper innovations

388. CPI inks new deals

389. New CEO for Onesource

390. Great Southern Plantations grows

391. Placard going from strength to strength

392. Heidelberg announces next Print Media Acedemy

393. Deal or no deal

394. The Holidays Act - you need to know

395. KBA begins construction of 270 tonne Compacta at drupa

396. CIP4 announces JDF-enabled interoperability testing results

397. KBA Report for drupa now available

398. W&G takes first Thermoflex

399. Barker steps in as News Magazines MD

400. AdsML Consortium teams up with developers

401. Top technology at Taieri

402. Largest laminator goes into Christchurch

403. Komoris going to Fiji

404. LIA sticks with labels

405. Rapid makes inroads into India

406. Add Print adds Speedmaster and Polysetter

407. ACP creates waves with contract review

408. Swiggers in town to clear dotrix air

409. Winds of change sweep Edward Keller

410. Ferag appoints new service manager

411. Image Products formed in staff buyout

412. Counting matters

413. MBE duo turn to Océ solutions

414. Analysing competition establishes business strength

415. Green-Loch automates finishing with CPI

416. Norske Skog prepares for elections

417. Xerox honours Creo in partnership

418. High-tech for small business

419. Five colour UV for Gainsborough

420. Optimising print production with Océ at drupa

421. Calls made to reopen Offset Alpine fire case

422. Bayfield looms large on the Horizon

423. Printer restructure leads to significant auction

424. Edward Keller picks up Double E Company

425. Siltech announces Logotec agreement

426. Welcome to the redesigned i-grafix website

427. Cutting edge for Perfection

428. PrintNZ to represent PrintJob in Australasia

429. DPA turns to EFI for further growth

430. Asahi awakening

431. P&N Beverages installs fastest bottler

432. Zhejiang Ideal enters Australian market

433. Winning ways

434. Seamless change: Resistance to workplace developments and initiatives

435. DPA turns to EFI for further growth

436. Clegg Media marks a first for Vutek

437. NGP partners complete JDF interface models

438. Xaar expands team

439. Full Impact receives NUR upgrade, plans new facility

440. KBA adds patented varnish effects

441. Four new partners added to NGP\'s drupa roster

442. All in a Day's work

443. Information saturation at drupa

444. The JDF drupa

445. One door closes, another opens

446. Many media options under one roof

447. Able Labels get Canon C3200 ability

448. Snap Printing Southport raises production with DocuColor 3535

449. Böttcher on a growth curve

450. Deering steering IGS to new heights

451. No surprises

452. drupa countdown

453. CGS Oris expands local representation

454. Tech-vulnerable

455. New generation

456. Webstar teams up with Ferag at the finish

457. Snap success leads to Danka deal

458. Snap Rockdale clicks with Heidelberg

459. Norske Skog Albury mill eyes upgrade

460. APM is moving ahead

461. Broderick take 'K' road

462. Fairfax closes Spencer Street to curb costs

463. Blue Star Print Group places Heidelberg Australia\'s largest sheetfed order

464. HPA installs first Kodak Versamark BCP

465. Kodak Versamark realigns R&D and appoints Asia Pacific MD

466. Edgecliff has Canon on the cards

467. Classic Press in the hunt with Mako

468. BasysPrint sets sights on bigger 2004

469. Taking responsibility for our actions

470. Photolife Studios get colour managed

471. Production boost at First in Print

472. Focus takes aim with Creo

473. University gains momentum with Canon and EFI

474. Sharpen seeks edge in the printing industry

475. Pulp mill feasibility study underway in WA

476. Amcor appeals redundancy decision

477. Integrity Bookbinding teams with Heidelberg

478. Paper development

479. CHH announces closure

480. QSP are on the up

481. Colorite selects RealTimeImage online proofing technology

482. Specialty Press delivers Service Plus

483. LIA appoints new executive officer

484. Chinese gold in Otago

485. Are you future proof?

486. Running a successful business

487. Shake-up at Heidelberg

488. Xerox and Kodak Polychrome Graphics part ways

489. Ghostly fright

490. Compatibility or Competition

491. iPrint Corporate confirms 74 Karat installation

492. Anderson & Vreeland Australia evolves into Avflex

493. Five for Fintech

494. Magnificent maintenance

495. Signing onto Digital

496. Bigger, newer, better

497. Profit increase

498. Web to go in Heidelberg restructure

499. Australian Paper management structure changes

500. EFI appoints DES as OneFlow dealer

501. New Business Advisers teaching SME owners how to take a holiday

502. NGP welcomes four new partners

503. Stora Enso looks to board CD packaging

504. Plastic from plants: The solution to pollution?

505. Bindweld grows with Graffica

506. Konica Minolta launch new entity down under

507. BCH Print Services Installs New DocuColor 2045 & DocuTech 90

508. Rima-System talks business down under

509. Apple Introduces New Dual Processor 1.8 GHz Power Mac G5

510. Innovation: the spark of success

511. Comworth take MacDermid to Kiwis

512. IPP teams up with Bobst

513. KPG Matchprint Digital Halftone Proofing earns Pantone approval

514. R. Hogan & Sons expands with Heidelberg

515. On the move

516. Showing the Benefitz

517. A cut above

518. Running a successful business

519. Lamb racing with new finishing system

520. Bindweld grows with Graffica

521. Creo reaches Brisque milestone

522. Cohesion brings dotrix down under

523. Snap snaps up Canon colour printers

524. Take stock

525. Bound to shift

526. Nilpeter expands Asia Pacific operations

527. Sign-A-Rama to install Epson wide-format fleet

528. New Iraqi currency unveiled

529. Market message

530. Glama Pak living large with KBA Rapida 162

531. Edward Keller experiencing strong success

532. Full steam ahead for Swanbank mill

533. Roche spearheads SA Fred Hoskings return

534. Ready Press Print looks ahead

535. Soar adds stitcher to its stable

536. Dunwell exits Creo to join Currie Group

537. DS Chemport hands control of Konica products to Ferag

538. Gat appointed as Kodak Polychrome Graphics eyes flexo

539. Whitsunday Graphic House into the Heidelberg fold

540. IGAS2003 on a successful way

541. Amcor makes board changes

542. Esko-Graphics in design partnership

543. From cow shed to cmyk

544. Creo to manufacture thermal plates

545. Dai Nippon Printing expands

546. Barry Lathan New Encad CEO

547. Tour reveals Offset Alpine press plans

548. Print To Post joins early move to 6060

549. Mill on the up

550. Straight A\'s for Copy Shop

551. Nilpeter targets Asia for UV drop-in

552. Rapid exporting at speedy pace

553. Double Win for Admark

554. Having it large

555. Re-enaging with People

556. Cash and carry - no way José!

557. Webstar installs new Rotoman in $10m spend on third web

558. Benchmarking reveals profit prospects

559. Australian Plastic Card Company goes Versatile

560. Tat Seng Packaging in US$4m machinery spend

561. Folding in focus for PMC

562. Profitability the focus at LIA night

563. Printing Orange with Komori

564. Melbourne scores first 6060

565. Xaar appoints Asia sales manager

566. Arsoma appoints new MD

567. DPA tastes Printcafe

568. Ferag enhances ink with service

569. New roller supplier in Aus

570. Sun for security

571. Company image matters

572. Print management companies tackled by JPE in heated debate

573. McClintock Bros lift face value

574. BGS curries favour with new Shinohara press

575. Joint agency to bring Quad/Tech controls to Australia

576. Hannapack installs Valmet sheeter

577. Value proposition

578. Canon fires at PrintEx03

579. Sheetfed target for Plunkett & Johnson

580. CTP for Ferag

581. CTP for Ferag

582. KPG - proofing for all

583. Prinect - Heidelberg\'s digital solution

584. Allied Machinery in expansion mode

585. Zebkey offers card revolution

586. Martin splicer automates Aquaflex press for Indian converter

587. Prism sees the light

588. Raflatac opens new factory in China

589. Mark Lin appointed

590. Vietnam\'s Phu My Plastics and Chemicals inaugurates PVC plant

591. Huhtamaki moves into Vietnam

592. The Eagle has landed

593. Esko-Graphics expands in China

594. GMG appoints OEM partner

595. Office overhaul

596. Indigo duo at Pemara

597. Focus shift for Esko-Graphics

598. Nine Dragons orders pair of board machines from Mitsubishi

599. Lilyfield Printing cuts in

600. Changing business techniques

601. Alex Peters machinery takes on new challenge

602. Your Biggest Asset

603. CPI moves forward

604. SOS makes call for CTP

605. Intergrafica Print & Pack wins FujiFilm prepess deal

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