Main Menu
Rapid Contact
For a more detailed form, please visit our Contact page.
Email:
Subject:
Message:
For anti-spam purposes, humans typically have how many fingers?
> IT SERVICES

Did you know we offer Caldera RIP Installation and Training?

CMYK Enterprises is a certified Caldera support partner, trainer and installer.  As experts in employing Caldera's EasyMedia color profiling component with the exclusive X-Rite iPrism color engine, we also help you build a complete and accurate color workflow. 

pack_products

  

Now offering Version 9 

Client-Server Architecture
RIP & PRINT on the fly
Easy Tiling
Multiple Printer Support
Automated Nesting
High Quality Preview

 


 
Want to know more?  Want to see the Caldera RIP in action?  Please contact us today at 855-909-CMYK (2695) to schedule a full demonstration.  We can provide a demonstration on site or remotely.
 

Caldera_Products

< Prev   Next >
 
Upcoming Events

Caldera Special Event - Caldera Software Training

June 25th, 2012 - Phoenix, Arizona

Our next event is right around the corner.  Are you a Caldera user looking to brush up on your knowledge?  Are you looking into the Caldera RIP for your shop? 

We will be holding a Caldera Special Event in Phoenix, Arizona, USA on June 25th, 2012 which includes rotating training stations, Caldera trainers and speakers, contests, giveaways and prizes.  Click below to register before it fills up!

cal cmyk event_sm

CMYK Facebook Page
Industry News & Information
WhatTheyThink.com Printing Industry News
  • Media General Agrees to Sell Newspapers to Berkshire Hathaway
    Media General, Inc. today announced that it has signed agreements with Berkshire Hathaway, Inc., for the purchase of newspapers and new financing. A subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, BH Media Group, will purchase all of the newspapers owned by Media General, with the exception of the Tampa group, for $142 million in cash. Media General said it is in discussions with other prospective buyers for its Tampa print assets. Media General owns the News & Messenger, InsideNoVA.com, the Staf
  • International Paper Sustainability Report 2011
    International Paper released its 2011 Sustainability Report that showcases the company's new suite of 12 voluntary sustainability goals. The company expects to reach a number of goals by 2020, which include: 15% improvement of energy efficiency in purchased energy use 20% absolute reduction in global GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) associated with the production of products 15% global increase in third party certified fiber volume In addition to these goals, International Paper set a
  • USPS' Modified Network Consolidation Plan
    The U.S. Postal Service today announced plans to move ahead with a modified plan to consolidate its network of 461 mail processing locations in phases. The first phase of activities will result in up to 140 consolidations through February of 2013.  Unless the circumstances of the Postal Service change in the interim, a second and final phase of 89 consolidations is currently scheduled to begin in February of 2014. “We revised our network consolidation timeline to provide a longer pla
  • Enter the 2012 Best Workplace in the Americas Competition
    Have you built a great company through committed human relations practices? Showcase your accomplishments by entering the 2012 Best Workplace in the Americas competition from Printing Industries of America. The deadline to enter is September 28, 2012. The Best Workplace in the Americas ProgramStudies have shown that satisfied employees are productive employees. The Best Workplace in the Americas program is designed to recognize companies that provide a superior work environm
Technology News & Information
TechNewsWorld
TechNewsWorld -- "All Tech, All the Time"
TechNewsWorld
  • Verizon Lets the Sun Go Down on Unlimited Data
    Wireless carriers have begun to realize that when you offer flat-rate, all-you-can-eat deals, it tends to bring out the pig in people. Whether it's food or beer or cellular data, customers will gorge themselves on it, and the buffet arrangement can quickly turn into a money-losing proposition if you don't plan it out just right.


  • London's Burning Over Government Surveillance Plans
    The UK government has proposed plans to monitor the electronic communications of everyone in that country. It claims it's not seeking to read the content of the communications, according to reports, but instead wants to know who the senders and recipients of messages are, the places from which messages are sent, and other details such as the length of messages and their formats.


  • Iran Threatens to Sue Over Google Maps Slap
    Today in international tech news: Still irked about Google Maps' non-labeling of the Persian Gulf, Iranian state-run media says the country is considering legal action against the search company. In the UK, police implement a system to extract data from mobile devices of detained suspects, while Sky News talks with police about the broadcast of a rape victim's name via a televised Twitter feed.

Designed by CMYK Enterprises.

HOME  |  PRIVACY POLICY  |  TERMS OF USE  |  CONTACT  |  SITE MAP