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Printing as an Industry, Commodity, and Activity
By Nicolas Rockler, Maryellen Kelley
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The Printing Industry Center at RIT is pleased to present this comprehensive analysis of the printing industry in the U.S.... More > This report synthesizes the data collected since 1967 by the U.S. Department of Commerce in their economic census. It provides a detailed look at the existing data and adds new insights into the size and location of the printing activity in our economy. < Less
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Printing as an Industry, Commodity, and Activity
By Nicolas Rockler, Maryellen Kelley
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The Printing Industry Center at RIT is pleased to present this comprehensive analysis of the printing industry in the U.S.... More > This report synthesizes the data collected since 1967 by the U.S. Department of Commerce in their economic census. It provides a detailed look at the existing data and adds new insights into the size and location of the printing activity in our economy. < Less
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Printing as an Industry, Commodity, and Activity
By Nicolas Rockler, Maryellen Kelley
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The Printing Industry Center at RIT is pleased to present this comprehensive analysis of the printing industry in the U.S.... More > This report synthesizes the data collected since 1967 by the U.S. Department of Commerce in their economic census. It provides a detailed look at the existing data and adds new insights into the size and location of the printing activity in our economy. < Less
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Benchmarking Art Image Interchange Cycles
By Susan Farnand, Franziska Frey
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Many cultural heritage institutions are currently spending significant resources photographing their works of art for a... More > variety of applications with distinctly different requirements. To create reproductions of their artwork, cultural heritage institutions employ a range of technology and a variety of workflows. A similar variety is used to publish these images in a number of output media. This project was undertaken to explore these workflows, their requirements, and the resulting image quality of the reproductions produced. The main goals of this project were to: (1) determine the image quality inherent in the art image interchange cycles in use today, (2) understand the image quality expectations of the users, and (3) develop the capability to tie the two together. The three-year project started in April 2008 with financial support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. < Less
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Benchmarking Art Image Interchange Cycles
By Susan Farnand, Franziska Frey
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Many cultural heritage institutions are currently spending significant resources photographing their works of art for a... More > variety of applications with distinctly different requirements. To create reproductions of their artwork, cultural heritage institutions employ a range of technology and a variety of workflows. A similar variety is used to publish these images in a number of output media. This project was undertaken to explore these workflows, their requirements, and the resulting image quality of the reproductions produced. The main goals of this project were to: (1) determine the image quality inherent in the art image interchange cycles in use today, (2) understand the image quality expectations of the users, and (3) develop the capability to tie the two together. The three-year project started in April 2008 with financial support from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. < Less
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Printing Occupational Employment, High Wage Jobs & Industry Sources of...
By Maryellen R. Kelley
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The Printing Industry Center at RIT is pleased to present this comprehensive analysis of core occupational employment within... More > the U.S. printing industry. This report synthesizes the data collected by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) program in their nation-wide surveys and surveys of government agencies. Core printing-related occupations, industries of employment, occupational earnings, and employment growth are all analyzed during the survey period of 2001 to 2005. < Less
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Printing as an Industry, Commodity, and Activity
By Nicolas Rockler, Maryellen Kelley
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The Printing Industry Center at RIT is pleased to present this comprehensive analysis of the printing industry in the U.S.... More > This report synthesizes the data collected since 1967 by the U.S. Department of Commerce in their economic census. It provides a detailed look at the existing data and adds new insights into the size and location of the printing activity in our economy. < Less
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Dedicated to the study of major business environment influences in the printing industry brought on by new technologies and societal changes, the Printing Industry Center at RIT addresses the concerns of the printing industry through research initiatives and educational outreach. The Center creates a forum for printing companies and associations worldwide to access a neutral platform for the dissemination of knowledge that can be trusted by the industry, to share ideas, and to build the partnerships needed to sustain growth and profitability in a rapidly changing market.