With this integrated platform, brand owners can login and view existing or past projects while also being able to quickly calculate a price for a new project with different specifications. And the prepress platform adds the ability to automate quality checks and reduce errors. The platform offers CRM, estimating, sales, products, production, warehouse and shipping to name a few. The MIS platform is designed for the packaging and labeling segment and offers many platform modules tailored toward the label printing segment. The optimization mission emphasized better tools for its employees to achieve lofty goals like a zero-defects quality standard and system solution approach. “We wanted to develop our offering for the high-end food markets, reduce our press lead times to less than 15 days and wanted to achieve a zero-defects quality standard,” says Marine Estrabols, managing director of Estrabols Imprimeur. The integrated prepress solution and MIS platform was added for a number of reasons, but Estrabol’s had some key objectives in mind.
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The MIS system shares production process data and the prepress software automates the full step-and-repeat creation for each step in the print process.
This fourth-generation company employs approximately 40 dedicated operator specialists within its 29,000-square-foot (2,700-square-meter) printing plant, and runs many types of equipment, including three CODIMAG Viva 340 presses, an HP Indigo 6900 press with ABG Digicon and a Heidelberg SpeedMaster. The label printer was founded in 1934 and is located in the heart of southern France’s viticulture and wine making industry. Today, the company is running Esko’s workflow optimization solution Automation Engine and CERM’s management information system (MIS) to create an integrated solution that allows the company to focus on future growth and operational scalability.
Estrabols Imprimeur is one of the companies that saw the promise of connected platforms and data uniformity flowing through its entire enterprise, from customer to printing.
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