06.13.18
Idealliance and The Sonoco Institute for Packaging Design and Graphics at Clemson University have partnered to offer G7 training and certification at the institute’s facility in Clemson, SC, from Aug. 7-9, 2018. Registration is now open for this three-day in-depth flexography-based training session.
Steve Smiley, G7 expert trainer, color expert, and active participant in multiple international color standards groups, will lead this three-day training event focusing on flexographic printing. It will feature live demonstrations of applying the G7 methodology in production for color management, process control, and optimization for printing and proofing, utilizing the G7 methodology designed to align all print technologies for visual consistency, process and quality control, and color workflow management.
The Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics at Clemson University derives its uniqueness through the synergy of packaging design and graphic communications. Focused on education, research, and industry collaboration, the Sonoco Institute and Idealliance share many overlapping goals to increase industry collaboration and development for the printing and packaging supply chain.
“Hundreds of Graphic Communications graduates and industry participants have walked through Clemson’s halls and have gone on to become G7 experts,” said Jordan Gorski, director of certification programs for Idealliance. “This is an opportunity for many more from throughout the printing and packaging industry to join the global G7 community by learning first hand on Clemson’s cutting-edge equipment, gaining real-world experience to implement G7 in their facilities and with their print supply chain partners to align printing devices and workflows to maximize operational efficiencies and raise the bar for print quality and standardization.
“Clemson University is a fantastic partner not only for Idealliance, but for the entire industry, providing education, research and testing,” said Gorski. “Clemson has always been an integral testing facility for many global industry standards like G7 and other Idealliance standards that are utilized throughout the globe, as well as serving as an educational resource for the graphic communications industry.”
This G7 training session is open to the public for participants to achieve G7 expert and G7 professional certification. Participants must register online here prior to attending. Upon the completion of the three-day training at the Sonoco Institute, participants will leave with extensive practical hands-on experience in G7 implementation and print management. G7 experts and professionals must complete an online examination to verify their aptitude in G7, color management, and process control to help print service providers, as well as brands, creatives and other print supply chain partners achieve G7 master qualification.
G7 experts and G7 professionals are certified by Idealliance as proven leaders in print production and global standards to align all proof and print applications regardless of process, ink or substrate. G7 experts and G7 professionals are also committed to reducing costs, speeding product to market, and improving and maintaining their client’s brand image and print production requirements.
Steve Smiley, G7 expert trainer, color expert, and active participant in multiple international color standards groups, will lead this three-day training event focusing on flexographic printing. It will feature live demonstrations of applying the G7 methodology in production for color management, process control, and optimization for printing and proofing, utilizing the G7 methodology designed to align all print technologies for visual consistency, process and quality control, and color workflow management.
The Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics at Clemson University derives its uniqueness through the synergy of packaging design and graphic communications. Focused on education, research, and industry collaboration, the Sonoco Institute and Idealliance share many overlapping goals to increase industry collaboration and development for the printing and packaging supply chain.
“Hundreds of Graphic Communications graduates and industry participants have walked through Clemson’s halls and have gone on to become G7 experts,” said Jordan Gorski, director of certification programs for Idealliance. “This is an opportunity for many more from throughout the printing and packaging industry to join the global G7 community by learning first hand on Clemson’s cutting-edge equipment, gaining real-world experience to implement G7 in their facilities and with their print supply chain partners to align printing devices and workflows to maximize operational efficiencies and raise the bar for print quality and standardization.
“Clemson University is a fantastic partner not only for Idealliance, but for the entire industry, providing education, research and testing,” said Gorski. “Clemson has always been an integral testing facility for many global industry standards like G7 and other Idealliance standards that are utilized throughout the globe, as well as serving as an educational resource for the graphic communications industry.”
This G7 training session is open to the public for participants to achieve G7 expert and G7 professional certification. Participants must register online here prior to attending. Upon the completion of the three-day training at the Sonoco Institute, participants will leave with extensive practical hands-on experience in G7 implementation and print management. G7 experts and professionals must complete an online examination to verify their aptitude in G7, color management, and process control to help print service providers, as well as brands, creatives and other print supply chain partners achieve G7 master qualification.
G7 experts and G7 professionals are certified by Idealliance as proven leaders in print production and global standards to align all proof and print applications regardless of process, ink or substrate. G7 experts and G7 professionals are also committed to reducing costs, speeding product to market, and improving and maintaining their client’s brand image and print production requirements.
