Valid is dedicated to the professional development of our employees in the USA and abroad. Through continued education, we ensure the commitment to our clients worldwide by reducing costs, speeding product to the marketplace, maintaining our client’s brand image, exceeding print production requirements, and delivering consistency and quality.
G7® certification is the most recognized international specification for color management.
Utilizing G7® within our print production workflow provides Valid the opportunity to improve output consistency globally across all of our multiple print platforms including Proofing, Digital, Offset and Silk Screen printing processes.
G7® is Idealliance’s global industry-leading set of specifications for achieving gray balance and is the driving force for achieving visual similarity across all print processes. The G7 methodology is designed to align all print technologies for visual consistency, process and quality control, and color workflow management.
Idealliance partnered with the EFI Connect event in Las Vegas, Nevada in January 2019 to offer G7 Expert Training. The training event on G7 methodology, now part of the latest ISO 12647-2 draft, offered participants from the graphic communications, print, and packaging supply chain industries an opportunity to work in collaboration to create a hands-on experience implementing and managing G7 workflows utilizing the latest cutting edge print technology and systems.
Valid USA team members Jerry Kostal – Pressroom Manager, Jennie Sapiega – Prepress Manager and Jim Sinclair – Prepress Lead Operator were recently certified as G7® Experts by Idealliance as the go-to experts in the field of color management, print alignment, process control, and leading practices to manage G7® workflows across any print device. Valid is proud to share the benefits of our dedication to leading edge training of our employees to ensure we provide to our clients with the highest quality services & solutions possible.
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