DPCI was commissioned by Comcast to build a comprehensive online-to-print publishing system, including new, self-service tools designed to simplify the process of creating targeted marketing and advertising tactics.
In order to remain the first choice of healthcare professionals as well as pharmaceutical companies, Thomson Reuters Healthcare knew it had to reduce the amount of time between when information became available and when the publication would be ready for consumers.
Thomson Reuters Healthcare selected DPCI to implement Typefi Publish, an automated publishing platform that supports the development of richly formatted, brand-compliant documents.
DPCI developed FastPDF, an application that parses well-formed XML documents into highly designed PDF files, all in batch mode. With FastPDF, Fast Company can now generate literally hundreds of PDF versions of articles within minutes.
Fastline sought a way to offer its customers an online ad creation tool that did not require any special knowledge of QuarkXPress or InDesign.
Sotheby's selected DPCI to implement a solution that would allow Sotheby's to import XML into QuarkXPress and produce catalogs without compromising either design integrity or workflow.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta selected DPCI to implement a solution to extract creative content from QuarkXPress in postproduction, convert it to XML format, then submit it to The Feds existing Spectra repository where it is available for publishing to other formats.
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”DPCI's subject matter expertise with Digital Asset Management helped us not only identify the appropriate vendor, but more importantly, provided us a way of thinking about implementing DAM that will help us get the most out of our investment.“
- Roger Hirschkind, Director of IT, Scientific American