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Wednesday, November 27, 2002

Freight Management Important for Print-to-Order

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The first print e-procurement service has incorporated sophisticated rate shopping software into its hosted software bundle. Logistics management has been one of the missing links in the development of demand-driven print models. With the these services becomng available to all of Printable's ASP customers the market for the market for broad-based demand-driven print gets closer.

Printable Technologies Inc. Licenses Invenix Freight Management Software

[...] The Invenix Freight Management software calculates an order's real-time shipping costs by performing order cubing, box selection, weight calculations, and shipper rate calculations using both parcel and LTL carriers. The solution licensed by Printable includes the printed products configurator, which calculates volume and weight for printed items based on quantity, product dimensions, paper weight, and other job specifications including folding, binding, and shrinkwrapping. [...]

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