New for the June and July programme will be sessions on ‘Shortcuts to make it quicker and easier to navigate in SBS,’ ‘An Introduction to the new 5.3 Milestone module,’ and ‘An introduction to the Shuttleworth MIS’. Each webinar will be held at different times on 20 June, then repeated again on 12 July. The new sessions will join topics already established in April and May webinars ‘How to keep your database tidy’ and ‘How to set up events and filters to manage customer service and sales,’ which will both be repeated on 18 June and 2 July. Dawn Safford, implementation and marketing at Shuttleworth, said the developer expected the enhanced programme to boost webinar attendance, from around 350 attendances throughout the year in 2012, to around 450 this year. She said: “Webinars are a great way to keep informed; they are environmentally friendly, save time and users get to appreciate new developments that otherwise they would not see. “The webinar attendance is increasing year on year and we have experienced a record number of customers registering to attend the new 2013 webinar programme.” The webinars are free for Shuttleworth customers, with each taking around 30 minutes to complete. Meanwhile Shuttleworth will also exhibit at Fespa next month with the latest developments in its MIS software, which it claims is the “ultimate tool” for customer facing wide-format printers. Other developments on show will be its new supply chain management product, a new iPhone and iPad CRM app and its new Business Intelligence suite....

Claimed by the distributor to be stronger than other honeycomb board substrates, Bee-Lite is light-weight and transportable yet robust and is ideal for exhibition graphics and stands. It is designed to be simple to slot together, disassemble and dispose of and is claimed to be 100% recyclable. The product complements Oriam Green’s other, more robust signage and stand board Reboard, by offering a cheaper alternative, said Oriam director Craig MacWilliam. “This will be ideal for the printer with a digital flatbed printer and cutting machine that wants to go green but in a very cost-effective way,” he said. “Previous honeycomb boards might not have been strong enough and don’t react well to going under lamps in the digital process, but this does.”...

Claimed by the distributor to be stronger than other honeycomb board substrates, Bee-Lite is light-weight and transportable yet robust and is ideal for exhibition graphics and stands. It is designed to be simple to slot together, disassemble and dispose of and is claimed to be 100% recyclable. The product complements Oriam Green’s other, more robust signage and stand board Reboard, by offering a cheaper alternative, said Oriam director Craig MacWilliam. “This will be ideal for the printer with a digital flatbed printer and cutting machine that wants to go green but in a very cost-effective way,” he said. “Previous honeycomb boards might not have been strong enough and don’t react well to going under lamps in the digital process, but this does.”...

Claimed by the distributor to be stronger than other honeycomb board substrates, Bee-Lite is light-weight and transportable yet robust and is ideal for exhibition graphics and stands. It is designed to be simple to slot together, disassemble and dispose of and is claimed to be 100% recyclable. The product complements Oriam Green’s other, more robust signage and stand board Reboard, by offering a cheaper alternative, said Oriam director Craig MacWilliam. “This will be ideal for the printer with a digital flatbed printer and cutting machine that wants to go green but in a very cost-effective way,” he said. “Previous honeycomb boards might not have been strong enough and don’t react well to going under lamps in the digital process, but this does.”...

Claimed by the distributor to be stronger than other honeycomb board substrates, Bee-Lite is light-weight and transportable yet robust and is ideal for exhibition graphics and stands. It is designed to be simple to slot together, disassemble and dispose of and is claimed to be 100% recyclable. The product complements Oriam Green’s other, more robust signage and stand board Reboard, by offering a cheaper alternative, said Oriam director Craig MacWilliam. “This will be ideal for the printer with a digital flatbed printer and cutting machine that wants to go green but in a very cost-effective way,” he said. “Previous honeycomb boards might not have been strong enough and don’t react well to going under lamps in the digital process, but this does.”...