Dynagram, the leader in innovative imposition technologies for the commercial print, digital print and prepress industries, and Global Graphics, world leading developer of technology for document and print solutions and developer of the Harlequin RIP®, will present live workflow demonstrations at drupa, in collaboration with MIS system providers GamSys and NovaVision. The demonstrations will illustrate live jobs created in an MIS system, moving to imposition and then sent to a RIP for final print processing. The live demos will be presented at the JDF Experience Parc on six occasions throughout the event.
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Availability of the Annual Financial Report for 2007
Global Graphics SA (NYSE-Euronext : GLOG) announced that its annual financial report for the year ended 31 December 2007 is available on request and has been filed with both the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) and the Banking, Finance, and Insurance Commission (CBFA).
Outcome of the ordinary and extraordinary meetings of the Company’s shareholders on 25 April 2008
All proposed resolutions at the ordinary and extraordinary meetings of the shareholders of GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG) held on 25 April 2008 were passed.
Re-appointment of James Freidah as CEO of Global Graphics
On 25 April 2008 the Board of Directors of Global Graphics SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG) voted to re-appoint James Freidah as CEO of the Company, for a one-year period ending at the close of the meeting of the Company’s shareholders that will be convened in 2009 to approve the accounts for the year ending 31 December 2008.
Global Graphics reports first quarter 2008 results.
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG), a world leading developer of technology for open document and print solutions, announces financial results for the first quarter of 2008.
Global Graphics sponsors PDF and XML production parc at drupa
Global Graphics is sponsoring the PDF and XML Production Parc in the drupa innovation parc (dip) to showcase its broad range of PDF, XPS and PostScript® solutions for pre-press, proofing, digital print and workflow applications. On show (Hall 7, Stand 7.0D) will be the latest version of the Harlequin® RIP, the JDF -enabled Harlequin PLUS Server RIP, which is the first graphic arts RIP to process PDF, PostScript and the new XPS print format natively, as well as products created from Global Graphics’ new eDocument Library, including previews of new technology for high speed transactional processing and transpromo printing.
Notice of the ordinary and extraordinary meeting of the shareholders
In accordance with applicable legal and statutory provisions, notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the shareholders of Global Graphics SA (the ‘Company’) will be held at the Hotel Bristol Stéphanie, 91-93 avenue Louise, Brussels (Belgium), on 25 April 2008 at 09.30 CET.
Harlequin RIP® debuts ground-breaking features at drupa
The latest version of the Harlequin RIP® the Harlequin PLUS Server RIP (v.8.0) will be given its international debut at drupa (Hall 7, Stand 7.0D). It brings a new level of functionality and performance to a wide variety of pre-press, digital printing, newspaper and workflow applications: notably the ability to process XPS files natively in addition to native PDF and PostScript processing; even faster processing speeds than its predecessors and a new feature that speeds up variable data processing of PDF files.
New appointment to Global Graphics’ board of directors
Global Graphics SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG) announced today that Pierre Van Beneden, CEO of RSD SA in Geneva and formerly vice president EMEA for Adobe Systems Inc, has accepted the position of non-executive director with the Company.
Global Graphics’ PDF technology powers new application from Dainippon Screen
Global Graphics’ PDF technology has been used to provide a powerful feature in a new application launched into the Japanese market by Screen. LeafThrough allows office users to flip through the pages of multiple electronic documents on their computer monitor, just like turning the pages of a book, without the need to launch application software to view the files. Screen is planning to export LeafThrough outside Japan from late 2008 onwards.