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THE FOLLOWING OUTLINE IS THE ACTUAL PROGRAM FROM THE
10th ANNUAL
LASER PRINTING CONFERENCE
Technology, Markets & Applications
for the New Millenium

August 4-6, 1999
Handlery Hotel & Resort
San Diego, California
sponsored by
Information Management Institute, Inc.
Conference FocusBenefits of Conference AttendanceConference Speakers
Laser printing continues to make technology advancements in product functionality, cost performance, print quality, connectivity, color printing capabilities, etc. Such improvements are required for to meet the competitive challenges of ink jet and other printing technologies as well as to enable the development of new markets and applications. Applications such as internet printing, multifunction printers, digital presses, color office printers, industrial printing, etc. are providing market opportunities for laser printing technology, but in an ever increasingly competitive environment. This conference program, the only 1999 conference devoted entirely to laser printing, is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive assessment of technology, application and market development trends that will determine laser printing's role in the overall printing marketplace. The formal sessions and informal networking sessions provide a unique, interactive environment for leading hardware, consumables, components, software, system integrator and user company representatives to network and develop an improved understanding of current developments and other forces that are shaping laser printing's role in the increasingly competitive digital printing industry.
  • Develop insights on key issues influencing your company's decisions and directions in the development, implementation and use of laser printing technology
  • Learn the latest advancements and developments in laser printing technologies that are advancing the product and application state-of-the-art
  • Establish personal contacts with recognized leaders and innovators in the laser printing community
  • Participate in interactive sessions and informal discussions relative to laser printing's capabilities, features, advancements and requirements for continued market success
  • Obtain increased knowledge of the issues critical to the continued success of laser printing in an increasingly competitive end user environment

Dr. Fou Sen Chang, Advanced Hi-Tech Corporation
Ed Crowley, Lexmark International
Graham J. Galliford, Galliford Consulting & Marketing
Rick Lucas, John Marshall, Coates Electrographics
Peter Mason, Torrey Pines Research
Edward W. Pullen, ZD Market Intelligence
J. Randolph Sanders, Torrey Pines Research
Dr. Ming-Kai Tse, Quality Engineering Associates
Dave Wolin, KDY
Greg Wong, Peerless Systems
Jim Zuber, Genoa Technology


Program and Schedule

Wednesday, August 4, 1999
2:00–5:00 p.m.Conference Registration
3:00 p.m.Opening Session

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
Alvin G. Keene, President, Information Management Institute, Inc., Kingfield, Maine

ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY STATE-OF-THE-ART AND DEVELOPMENT TRENDS
Peter Mason, Vice President & General Manager, Torrey Pines Research, Rochester, New York

LEARN ABOUT THE 31 MILLION U.S. LASER PRINTER USERS
Edward W. Pullen, Senior Industry Analyst, ZD Market Intelligence, Sunnyvale, California

5:30 p.m.Reception

Thursday, August 5, 1999
7:00 a.m.Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m.Session 2

LASER VS. ALTERNATIVE PRINTING TECHNOLOGIES
J. Randolph Sanders, President, Torrey Pines Research, Carlsbad, California

TONER DEVELOPMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS TO IMPROVE LASER PRINTING’S PERFORMANCE
John Marshall, Development Manager, Coates Electrographics Ltd., Bath, England

DEVELOPMENTS AND TRENDS IN WORLDWIDE TONER INDUSTRY
Graham J. Galliford, President, Galliford Consulting & Marketing, Ventura, California

12:00 NoonLuncheon
1:30 p.m.Session 3

TANDEM VS. ROTARY COLOR EP TECHNOLOGIES… WHICH WILL WIN?
Ed Crowley, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Lexmark International, Lexington, Kentucky

OFFICE COLOR MARKET BATTLE – WHO WILL WIN: LASER OR INK JET?
Greg Wong, Senior Marketing Manager, Peerless Systems, El Segundo, California

CREATING A STANDARD FOR PRINTER PERFORMANCE
Jim Zuber, General Manager, Test Tools Business Unit, Genoa Technology, Moorpark, California

SUPPLIER’S FORUM
5 Minute Presentations Related To New Product Introductions: Open to all Conference Registrants

5:30 p.m.Reception

Friday, August 6, 1999
7:00 a.m.Continental Breakfast
8:00 a.m.Session 4: CRITICAL ISSUES FOR SUCCESSFUL LASER PRINTING

UNIVERSAL CONTROLLER TECHNOLOGY AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO SUCCESSFUL LASER PRINTING
Dr. Fou Sen Chang, President and CEO, Advanced Hi-Tech Corporation, El Segundo, California

WHAT IS COLOR MANAGEMENT AND HOW WILL IT HELP ME?
Rick Lucas, Digital Attributes/Lucas Imaging Associates, Duluth, Georgia

ADVANCED R&D AND QC INSTRUMENTENTATION FOR LASER PRINTING
Dr. Ming-Kai Tse, President, Quality Engineering Associates, Burlington, Massachusetts

OBJECTIVE PRINT QUALITY ANALYSIS
Dave Wolin, Technical Marketing Manager, KDY Inc., Nashua, New Hampshire

12:00 NoonClosing Luncheon & Adjournment

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