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ADAC Motorwelt on Tablet – Produced with Adobe DPS

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Friday, 22 February 2013 07:00

The new tablet edition of ADAC Motorwelt is being produced with Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. Partners on board of the project are the team of SNAP Innovation as system supplier and technical service provider and the Nunatak Group as project manager. The first edition is published in the AppStore on 22 February 2013.

Information for Sales Forcevia Tablets – Merz Pharmaceutical

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Thursday, 07 February 2013 12:32

For six months now Merz Pharmaceuticals is using the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite (DPS) and the expertise of SNAP Innovation in order to enhance the performance of their global field service.

Merz Pharmaceuticals, an internationally working pharmaceutical company based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, is working in the field of research, development and marketing of innovative medical products in the areas of neurology, medical and aesthetical dermatology and metabolic diseases. The company belongs to the Merz Pharma group, which is employing approx. 2,400 people all over the world.

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PowerSwitch Streamlines Ad Workflow at Wort und Bild Verlag

Smooth and correctly working techniques are decisive for a really effective workflow in advertising departments. Transparent and automated workflows are essential for more satisfying results. On the occasion of an information event at the Fogra (Forschungsgesellschaft Druck e.V.) in Munich, Wort & Bild Verlag had taken notice of Enfocus Switch. 2009 they decided to invest in the product. Integration processes have been realized by SNAP Innovation.

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Workflow: Companies Communicate Around the World

Rainer Burkhardt, managing director of the Corporate Publishing Agency KircherBurkhardt, Berlin, reports on the projects "Bosch-Zünder" and "DB-Welt" and the operation of K4.

Last autumn the Manager Magazine presented its readers a "Swabian Lesson". This was the header of an 9-page story on the question how the tech company Bosch succeeds "where other consolidated companies fail". That is to say to earn good money and at the same time assume a "high social responsibility". The author attributed the success of the company to a "sophisticated production network": To name the manner how Bosch cross-links its global activities: New technologies, for example, are developed and tested in Germany, production of these new thechnologies is carried out at low wages in Turkey. Factory managers come, among others, from India, quality standards from Japan.