Tips and Tools for Becoming an Integrated Project Manager – Part 2
In my first post on this topic, I gave you a little background info on my PM journey, and then gave you some homework to do before we moved along. This post is going to pick up right where we left off, so let’s start talking about schedules. In addition to a strong personality and […]
Tips and Tools for Becoming an Integrated Project Manager – Part 1
This is a re-post of Part 1 of this series which was originally posted over at AtTask. In all honesty, I caused a little confusion by sharing from over there, so my AtTask friends suggested I continue the series here on PMC, and they would sponsor it! BONUS! This is yet another reason why I […]
Personalization Is About To Get Real Personal
Not too long ago I wrote a guest blog for Printing Impressions about the Trade Show Road Less Travelled and spoke about my experience attending the Xplor Conference for the first time, and why I keep going back. Having just returned from the 2013 event last week, my conviction that Xplor is a hidden gem […]
3-D Portraits Created Using Human DNA
There is some creep factor going on here, starting from “finding” gum, cigarette butts and “wads” of hair around NYC, especially the “wads” part. Is there a new neighborhood – Little Wadaly? Ok, I’ll try not to think about that for the moment. It’s cool that 3-D printing is finding it’s way into art, and […]
No Brainers for Mobile Marketing with QR Codes – From a Teenager!
And now, a few poignant words of advice from Sandy Hubbard’s son… and PMC’s teenaged “man on the street!” No Brainers for Mobile Marketing with QR Codes by guest blogger Ben Rutter QR codes are not a novelty. They are an established way to tie print material to mobile and online sites. And yet, we […]
A Unique E-Book Concept Merges Dead Tree Pulp With The Web
More printed electronics! And genius concept! Thanks to Jill at @MillcraftPaper for sharing this in my LinkedIn Group! WALDEK WĘGRZYN’S INNOVATIVE TAKE ON THE ELECTRONIC BOOK TURNS THE BOOK ITSELF INTO A NEW DIGITAL INTERFACE, WITHOUT ELIMINATING THE JOYS OF INK ON PAPER. The very name of the Kindle Paperwhite, the latest version of Amazon’s […]
[Infographic] The ROI of Web Content Personalization
Im on a bit of a segmenting/personalization kick and this plays nicely into it. Knowing who your visitors are is a nice thing, but knowing what they are interested in and looking at is even better. Based on the assumption that users will know their data is being collected (see CONSENT below), the opportunity to […]
The Future of Print is Online Now
I am not a Vista Print fan. I have never used them, but I do know three people who have and only one was happy with their job. The other two ordered business cards and the text was not centered. They also said the card stock was really flimsy. They spent an endless amount of time […]
App Has Beer Fans Seeing Gnomes with Augmented Reality Coasters
Oops – a little late on this one since Gnome week was June 6-9th. Still cute – unless it’s 3am and the Gnomes start looking a little too good, leading to the World’s Smallest Walk of Shame! A small Belgian beer brand is hoping little creatures help it make a big splash across the U.S. […]
Mobile Control of Duplo Machines? Yep, There's an APP for That
Im catching up a bit on posts since PMC had hack aftermath over the last week+, and this is one I saved to share. I read yesterday that this machine will be at Graph Expo! That is cool to see it in action, but not being a Printer or a Finisher, seems weird to me […]
Popular Science Enlists Augmented Reality To Bridge Printed Page, Digital World
It’s awesome that the publishing industry is adopting AR as another link between print and digital, and Im grateful they are being open minded. But I have to say, it’s just the beginning with the next step being Intelligent Print Recognition. There are many differences, and some similarities, but ultimately iPR(tm) provides a relationship with […]
Penguin Books and Zappar Bring Augmented Reality to Print
Dear Mobile Industry, As a member of the Print Industry I would like you to consider the following before declaring some sort of victory in the form of an editorial end-zone dance when the game has only just begun. First of all, Print isn’t attempting to compete with you, or technology. We are part of […]
