Out Now: A Brand New vjoon® White Paper on Tablet Publishing
May 31, 2011
Do you wish to avoid risky experiments in the publishing workflow? Would you rather rely on secure, proven standards when creating tablet editions? With the arrival of digital magazines for the iPad, media companies, corporate publishers, and marketing organizations are finding that their publishing workflows are less than fully integrated, and that many legacy systems in place today are simply not up to the task. This drives the cost of making high-quality apps and creates demand for uniform, process-driven, and highly automated means of production. Developed specifically to address these issues, the vjoon Unified Publishing Process® (UPP) takes a holistic approach to publishing that also encompasses related workflows such as tablet publishing.
The first standards for publishing technology are taking hold now. Companies aim to publish and deliver digital editions to as many devices and platforms as possible, so file format matters. A universal standard for all platforms much like PDF is emerging with the Adobe® Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) and the .folio format. Adobe DPS certainly performs well in professional environments such as those found in publishing houses and corporate publishers, but it takes a publishing system such as vjoon K4™ to tap its full potential. This Cross-Media Publishing Platform takes over and automates many routine tasks. And that saves time and frees minds to focus on creative ideas.
Read all about tablet publishing, vjoon K4, and Adobe DPS in the white paper and discover how to make the most of these standards to benefit your business.
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