PrePress-Consulting was founded
by Stephan Jaeggi in 1991. The main acitivity is the support
of users inside and outside of the graphic arts during evaluation
and operation of their publishing systems. PrePress-Consulting
also provides marketing and communication services for vendors
and suppliers of publishing equipment. PrePress-Consulting does
not sell any hard- or software in order to stay impartial.
An other activity is the organisation
and the moderation of seminars and conferences. For example PrePress-Consulting
was involved in the preparation of the FOGRA-Symposium "Advances
in Computer Publishing" which takes place every fall in
Dusseldorf/Germany as well as the conception of the expositions
"Publish" in Basel/Switzerland and "Digital Media
World" in Berlin/Germany.
Actually the main activities of
PrePress-Consulting are seminars and consulting regarding the
fast growing use of the PDF technology in Europe.
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Stephan Jaeggi is
a well known expert in prepress technologies in the german speaking
part of Europe. Before founding PrePress-Consulting in 1992 he
was working during five years for the Swiss Graphic Arts Association
(SVGU, today VISCOM) where he supported the 1200 members in the
transition from traditional prepress systems to Desktop Publishing. |
Stephan Jaeggi holds a degree of
the Swiss Engineering School for printing and packaging (ESIG)
in Lausanne. After his studies he introduced a big mainframe
typesetting system at one of the largest printing and publishing
companies in Switzerland.
Stephan Jaeggi is the founder and
first president of the PostScript Interest Group Switzerland
(PigS) which groups more than 700 users, suppliers and developers
of PostScript equipment in Switzerland. He also teaches prepress
technology at the Swiss Engineering School for printing and packaging
(ESIG). In the Swiss Army he was appointed project manager for
editorial systems. Stephan Jaeggi is a frequent speaker at many
conferences all over Europe and he regulary contributes articles
to some major trade magazines in Switzerland and Germany (Print,
Publishing Praxis, Polygraph, Desktop Dialog, Profi Publisher,
Deutscher Drucker). He is the co-author of "Do You Speak
Computer English?" a glossary for computer
publishing. Recently, Stephan Jaeggi has contributed to the whitepaper
"PDF for Prepress".
He has written four free
tutorials on PDF Workflow for Heidelberger Druckmaschinen.
Recently he was a co-author of the specs for the ISO/CD 15930-3
(PDF/X-3). In 2000 he became a member of the Advisory Board of
CIP4 (JDF) and the Seybold
Advisory Board.