Sentence examples for print infrastructure from inspiring English sources

In the United States, HP has established new relationships with industry leaders that offer managed print infrastructure and services for resale by value-added reseller partners.

The erosion of the print infrastructure, and the millions of paper-based subscriptions so easy to renew, so high quality (in their way), and so familiar, will take more than a fancy storefront in iOS and more than a year or two of modest increases in sales.

And they've been winning people over from GCP. Customers connect their print infrastructure to the service with their server applications and can then centrally manage printers and printing to save time and money (no more print drivers, less time spent on administering printing internally).

In this way, the thinking went, the paper could make the most use of the greatest part of its current operations its sales force, its print journalists, and its printing infrastructure.

The biggest hurdle now, says Daniel Divinsky, who publishes "Mafalda", a children's title that has sold more than 20m copies since the 1970s, is that Argentina's creaking printing infrastructure is running at maximum capacity.In some respects, the Spanish-language market is coming to resemble publishing in English.

The work presented here demonstrates an important step forwards to practical applications for PSCs, as it paves the way for developments of cost-effective, stable but still highly efficient PSCs, and offers the promise for a low-cost, mass-manufacturable technology that is compatible with current large-scale printing infrastructure.

Before Walgreens API-enabled their photo printing infrastructure there was no connection between digital picture services and commercial photo printing infrastructure – with the app Walgreen have brought entirely new revenue streams to an existing asset base.

I'm told that in-store partnerships are in the works, but the first priority was to get the basic printing infrastructure in place.

The enhanced PCE and excellent stability of our devices offer a new device designing strategy and promise a reality of commercial application for PSCs with cost-effective, mass manufacturing solar technology that is compatible with current large-scale printing infrastructure.

And by investing in the printing infrastructure itself, Flag could bring down costs by reducing inefficiencies in the printing process, where today there is a lot that's done manually, from packaging to mailing.

Part of the delay or reservation in going to color may have to do with the existing printing infrastructure.