Tagged With "Paradigm"

Paradigm Rocket II Scanner Controller. The Paradigm Imaging Group (Costa Mesa, CA), a leading distributor of large-format scanning and printing solutions, has released its new Rocket II Scanner Controller that “takes large-format scanning and copying to a whole new level,” said the company. The new device “brings performance, ease of use and excellent scan quality for graphic arts, fine art, photography, prepress, reprographics, point of purchase, GIS, mapping, CAD, AEC and document...

Costa Mesa, CA – May 12, 2015 – Paradigm Imaging Group, the North American distributor for Colortrac, Inc., announces the issuance of US Patent No. 8,922,849 to Colortrac for their SingleSensor technology which greatly improves the scan quality of their large format CIS scanner series. Paradigm Imaging Group announces the US Patent Issuance for the Colortrac SingleSensor Colortrac’s SingleSensor uses very similar basic technology to contact image sensor (CIS) scanners but instead of having...

Costa Mesa, CA – March 10, 2017 – Paradigm Imaging Group , a leading distributor of large format scanners, printers, multifunction systems, sign and integrated software solutions, proudly announces that it has products nominated for the 2017 Wide-Format & Signage Top Product Awards. The Top Products Awards feature the breakthrough products that have caused the most excitement in the industry and have been a valuable asset to wide and grand format businesses over the last year. Nominated...

Thought this would be a good blog this week. Mitch posted this a few days ago on his site and gave me permission to post for our members. From Print Hardware to Services: A Paradigm Shift for Success November 21, 2024 "Reinventing Print: Shifting from Hardware Dependency to Service-Driven Models" For years, print hardware dominated industry discussions. Today, the conversation has shifted to services, reflecting the growing need for solutions that deliver agility, cost efficiency, and...

Everyone agrees but it's a lot easier said than done. Many hardware companies have tried and failed. Having done something successful for such a long time makes it hard to change and it's not in the DNA of the sales team, marketing group or support/engineering organizations. It's much more involved than management simply "wanting" to shift to more services revenue. One bit of advice I would offer is to know your core strengths and capabilities, then be willing to partner to build a...