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In the News (Tue 15 Dec 09)

  
  Adobe - Job Definition Format (JDF)
Job Definition Format (JDF) is the print communication industry’s most highly anticipated standard since Adobe® PostScript® and the Portable Document Format (PDF).
In an industry where cost and time efficiency are paramount, JDF promises to usher in a new era of workflow automation.
JDF is based on a special form of Extensible Markup Language (XML), a non-proprietary information carrier that can link and refer files to multiple production devices.
www.adobe.com /products/jdf   (544 words)

  
  Job Definition Format - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Job Definition Format (JDF) is a technical standard being developed by the graphic arts industry to facilitate cross-vendor workflow implementations of the application domain.
JDF was initiated by Adobe Systems, Agfa, Heidelberg and MAN Roland in 1999 but handed over to CIP3 at DRUPA 2000.
JDF PARC, a multivendor JDF interoperability demonstration, was a major event at the 2004 DRUPA print industry show, and featured 21 vendors demonstrating, or attempting to demonstrate interoperability between a total of about forty pairs of products.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Job_Definition_Format   (386 words)

  
 Job Definition Format-JDF4
JDF makes it possible to create a digital equivalent to the conventional job bag, turning it from basic utility into a management tool in a single stroke.
According to CIP4 "JDF is a comprehensive XML-based file format/proposed industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol." Probably the most important characteristic of JDF is the fact that it is designed to be all encompassing.
JDF has the scope to reference all aspects of a job from the initial design and creative stages through to final prepress production, file distribution, and final archiving, regardless of output media.
www.indianprinterpublisher.com /aug/automation/laurel%20brunner-jdf.htm   (1506 words)

  
 To JDF or Not - Sept 2005
JDF is billed as a common approach to defining and executing jobs, and is supposed to take some of the confusion out of the production process.
Vutek, as perhaps the large format printer company with the most installs, is also in a good position to move the JDF concept along.
Keep in mind that JDF is not a specific process, but a set of reporting rules that runs to 600 pages and is subject to significant interpretation and confusion.
www.digitaloutput.net /content/ContentCT.asp?P=697   (1107 words)

  
 Cover Pages: Job Definition Format (JDF)
JDF can be used to describe a printing job logically, as you would in exchanging a job description with a client within an estimate.
JDF follows the time-honored tradition of a comprehensive physical job ticket: a reliable reference point for a job that can be understood -- and easily interacted with -- by many individuals.
Job Definition Format JDF Technical Workshop at Sebold San Francisco on August 31, 2000.
www.oasis-open.org /cover/jdf.html   (5376 words)

  
 JDF   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
JDF (Job Definition Format) is a technical standard being developed by the prepress industry to facilitate cross-vendor prepress workflow implementations.
It then modifies the JDF message to describe what it has done, and examines the JDF message to determine where the message and accompanying files should be sent next.
The long-term goal of CIP4 and the JDF format is to encompass the whole life cycle of a print and cross-media job, including device automation and job-floor mechanical production process, including even such things as bindery, assembly of finished products on palettes.
www.yotor.com /wiki/en/jd/JDF.htm   (326 words)

  
 KONICA MINOLTA | Glossary - J   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
JDF is a comprehensive XML-based file format/proposed industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol.
On workgroup printers the normal way of working is for the data to be put in the job spool and held until the interpreter is ready (when it has finished printing the current job), at which point the job is automatically printed.
The print job only needs to be sent to the printer once to store it in the job spool, but it can be printed several times from the job spool, which reduces the amount of time the computer needs to spend sending the data to the printer.
www.konicaminolta.co.uk /support/glossary/glossary.php?show=j   (1130 words)

  
 Cover Pages: Job Definition Format (JDF)
JDF is also able to carry out both of these functions no matter what system architecture is already in place, and no matter what tools are being used to complete the job.
JDF is also able to carry out both of these functions no matter what system architecture is already in p lace, and no matter what tools are being used to complete the job.
JDF can be used to describe a printing job logically, as you would in exchanging a job description with a client within an estimate.
xml.coverpages.org /jdf.html   (5376 words)

  
 About JDF
JDF is about streamlining and automating the transfer and management of information for all aspects of print processing.
JDF (Job Definition Format) is a standard that addresses the need for end-to-end electronic communication in the print media supply chain by providing job ticket specifications and a messaging protocol.
Job ticket specifications: which describe all the material types and types of processes such as prepress, press, postpress and so on, which could be part of a workflow
www.idealliance.org /jdftour/about.asp   (576 words)

  
 Events and Activities
JDF connectivity means that all systems understand each other's instructions, exchange data and provide feedback.
JDF gives the appearance that all your equipment and software was developed and built by a single source.
When JDF finishes validating the project components and the process is ready to begin, it sends the data to all departments and partners that will participate in the execution and delivery of the project.
www.pinc.org /pages/article.asp?vrecord=652   (2050 words)

  
 WhatTheyThink.com - Print's Home Page
While many printers are convinced that every job is custom and there is little opportunity to achieve true process automation across the entire production process, there is a growing community that understand the value of leveraging industry standards to improve productivity and simplify customer interfaces.
JDF is a comprehensive XML-based file format/proposed industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol.
JDF is intended to enable the entire industry, including media, design, graphic arts, on demand and e-commerce companies to implement and work with individual workflow solutions.
members.whattheythink.com /home/ge03reports030925.cfm   (1188 words)

  
 WPC - Understanding JDF -
To make JDF a truly vendor-neutral data exchange standard it is necessary to work out specific Interoperability Conformance Specification (ICS) and perform Interoperability Testing ­ so that all systems use the same definition format.
When JDF finishes validating the project components and the process is ready to begin, it sends the data to all departments and partners that will participate in the execution and delivery of the project.
If the system knows that the job is distributed over two or more print sites, JDF takes all the data that has been entered to date, travels with the files and executes processes automatically at the remote sites.
wpc.ilatec.com /wpcinfo88jdf2.html   (1203 words)

  
 Screen USA - Products
JDF enables these functions to be accomplished no matter how many manufacturers contributed equipment and software applications to the process or how complex the task.
JDF is a data exchange format created by the CIP4 consortium, of which Screen is an active member, as a standard for use in the printing industry.
Job data are only added once, starting with the customer order or estimating stage, and are transferred by the JDF job ticket throughout the entire workflow.
www.screenusa.com /products.cfm?page=jdf   (488 words)

  
 Job Definition Format. Een basis voor Workflow-automatisering in de Grafische industrie
Dit platform, het Job Definition Format, is een XML-toepassing voor zowel het sturen van processen als het uitwisselen van gegevens tussen de verschillende productiemiddelen, -processen èn bedrijfssystemen.
JDF zorgt in dit geval voor een geheel nieuw JDF-document dat alle, voor het uitvoeren van dit externe proces noodzakelijke informatie bevat.
JDF maakt het mogelijk het geheel of eerst delen van de workflow te automatiseren.
www.sgml-ug.nl /HTML/frame_artikel/frame_element/artikelen/toepassing/jobdef_format.htm   (1672 words)

  
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JDF provided the glue that allowed Kimono to work with these different companies, but still leverage their print assets across the corporation.
Thanks to the JDF standard, all of this was accomplished without re-keying the job information, and without having to "import" or require the user to manually "translate" the metadata (the information about the job).
JDF will describe the details of a printing job to all of the devices performing work on the job.
mitglied.lycos.de /wagnerprintconsult/wpcinfojdf.html   (1192 words)

  
 Global Graphics - Articles - Job Definition Format - What is JDF? - Overview   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
The Job Definition Format is an industry standard specified by the CIP4 organization of which Global Graphics is a founding member.
The JDF format is designed to help automate print workflows through the provision of an open communication standard.
JDF Support for the Harlequin RIP; TrapPro™ in-RIP trapping; ColorPro™ in-RIP color management; and the Harlequin Screening Library™ is powered by the new JDF enabler module from Global Graphics, allowing OEMs and System Integrators to build JDF-enabled workflow solutions around the RIP and incorporate the Harlequin RIP into JDF-based applications.
www.glographics.com /articles/jdf/overview.html   (290 words)

  
 IT-Enquirer - QuarkXPress 7: Job Jackets
Job Jackets are a desktop publisher’s dream come true, because they allow a job manager (the client, a prepress professional, or the DTP’er herself) to define the parameters which must be respected throughout the DTP workflow inside QuarkXPress.
Job Jackets are sort of a preflighting tool before the work has finished and errors have found their way in the layout and the project.
The fact that Quark dedicated a complete chapter to Job Jackets is proof of their complexity, but the reality is that Job Jackets are not more complex than any other technology used in modern desktop publishing environments.
www.it-enquirer.com /main/ite/more/quarkxpress_7_job_jackets   (623 words)

  
 FileFormat.Info · Job Definition Format from CIP4   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
Job Definition Format (JDF) is a comprehensive XML-based file format/proposed industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol.
JDF is designed to streamline information exchange between different applications and systems.
JDF is intended to enable the entire industry, including media, design, graphic arts, on demand and e-commerce companies to implement and work with individual workflow solutions.
www.fileformat.info /news/2005/02/21/jdf.htm   (79 words)

  
 Giving JDF Content a Great Send-off | PFFC | April 2005
JDF is a data exchange format that automates workflows by passing instructions and job parameters between devices.
JDF includes pointers that tell the system the status of a job and where the content currently resides.
If the destination is not JDF enabled, the content may be retrieved in a manner consistent with the customer’s current destination workflow.
pffc-online.com /ar/jdf_send_off_0405   (1509 words)

  
 JDF Standard is Announced at Seybold Boston 2001
JDF is a new electronic-job-ticket specification designed to facilitate process automation, collaborative workflow and asset management in the print and cross-media publishing markets.
JDF is an open, scalable, web-compatible job-ticket standard built on the success of proven standards such as the CIP3 PPF (Print Production Format).
The JDF specification will be published by the four companies and made widely available to all interested OEMs, third parties and end users via its Web site, www.job-definition-format.org.
www.citationsoftware.com /news_jdf_announce.htm   (297 words)

  
 Job Definition Format Print Action - Find Articles
Horizon's i2i system provides bar-coded tickets for job management, the ability to save and recall recurring jobs, job-record data for accounting and analysis, and the ability to monitor job status of i2i-connected machines in real time from a central console.
These bindery products aim to leverage the value of finishing parameters that can be input at the point of job creation, allowing jobs to flow seamlessly in what the company refers to as from the eye of the creator to the eye of the beholder (hence the name "i2i").
When a job estimate is converted to a job in the printer's management information system (MIS), it automatically initiates job creation in the Prinergy workflow system via JDF using Synapse Link software.
www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa4088/is_200406/ai_n9452971   (852 words)

  
 Job reference page format   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
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job-reference-page-format.jayna-oso.askaboutart.org   (1224 words)

  
 creativepro.com - Heidelberg and Adobe Form Partnership to Promote JDF Tools
The company reaffirmed that JDF is an accepted industry-wide standard and not a collection of proprietary languages based on a standard.
JDF provides an open workflow environment that offers the potential for applications from different suppliers to work together and create a platform for more efficient automation.
JDF is a comprehensive XML-based file format industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications, combined with a message description standard and message interchange protocol.
www.creativepro.com /story/news/18313.html   (825 words)

  
 Current Research Project   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
The initiators of the Job Definition Format (JDF), Adobe, Agfa, Heidelberg and MAN Roland, have agreed to cooperate closely with Ifra on the development of the first version of the new standard.
Now it is a matter of integrating the IFRAtrack functionality into the more extensive JDF and creating a mutual basis for production management in newspaper production as well as other production areas in the graphics industry.
Already the first version of the Job Definition Format is compatible with the three most important standards in the graphics industry.
www.ifra.com /WebSite/news.nsf/IFRATRACKWEB/9369666F18EF0DF6C1256B100050AB82?OpenDocument   (244 words)

  
 JDF without the geek-speak   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30)
JDF is an acronym for Job Definition Format.
We created a method to generate the job ticket as the job was being created; data was automatically extracted from the file as it arrived and sucked into the ticketing system where the job tickets were created automatically.
JDF is the key to unlocking this industry — we have to be able to identify the locks into which this key can be inserted.
americanprinter.com /mag/printing_jdf_without_geekspeak/index.html   (2331 words)

  
 Encyclopedia: Job Definition Format
The Job Definition Format - JDF is a standard for this application domain in the graphical arts industry.
The word standard has several meanings: Classically, standard referred to a flag or banner; especially, a national or other ensign carried into battle; thus standard bearer indicates the one who bears, or carries, the standard.
The Internet Printing Protocol or IPP, defines a standard protocol for printing as well as managing print jobs, media size, resolution, and so forth.
www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Job-Definition-Format   (298 words)

  
 Learning Adobe Software - Adobe Technologies - Job Definition Format (JDF)
The JDF standard, overseen by the International Cooperation for the Integration of Processes in Prepress, Press and Postpress (CIP4), is a Job Definition Format, an industry standard for end-to-end job ticket specifications.
JDF will allow a job to flow from a customer to a service provider to a pre-press application to a print server to a printer controller with full management and tracking.
JDF is an enabling technology for efficient workflow and for flexible selection of components from one or more vendors.
www.adobetutorialz.com /categories/Adobe-Technologies/Job-Definition-Format-(JDF)   (2172 words)

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