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	Kodak Polychrome Graphics (KPG)	Kodak Polychrome Graphics KPG is the disvision of Kodak that is involved with Commercial Printing, Service Providers, and Quick Printers. They make products for Digital Imaging, Film and Paper Systems, Plates and Plate Systems, Color Proofing and Newspaper Solutions.     Kodak Polychrome Graphics (KPG) provides one of the broadest product and solutions portfolios available in the graphic arts industry today, including a wide range of conventional lithographic plates and computer to plate solutions, Kodak branded graphic arts films, digital, inkjet, analog and virtual proofing products, as well as workflow solutions and color management tools. With headquarters in Norwalk, Connecticut, USA, the company serves customers around the globe with regional offices in the United States, Europe, Japan, Asia Pacific and Latin America.     No matter where you are across the graphics arts spectrum - no matter whether you are a screen printer, offset lithographer, flexographic printer, trade shop, magazine or newspaper publisher. And, no matter whether you are firmly committed to conventional processes, making the transition to electronics or well into the most advanced digital-imaging technologies, KPG provides the products and services you need to achieve your performance standards.
	International Digital Enterprise Alliance	Graphic Communications Association now resolves to www.idealliance.org a site sponsored by R R Donnelley Printing, GRACoL can be found there. GRACol has is own web site at http://www.gracol.com/    A volunteer non-profit membership association, GCA was formed in 1966 to apply computer technology to printing, publishing, and related industries. GCA developed and fostered the Standard Generalized Markup Language SGML, from which the Extensible Markup Language XML and Hypertext Markup Language HTML are derived. This association is a PRIMARY RESOURCE for anyone who communicates.
	Graphic Arts Information Network (GAIN)	The "portal to the graphic arts industry". This is the combined "web portal" of the GATF, Graphic Arts Technical Foundation and the PIA, Printing Industries of America.
	Graphic Arts Monthly	Graphic Arts Monthly On Line is the Web site of Graphic Arts Monthly Magazine (GAM). GAM, published 12 times a year, targets buyers and specifiers of printing equipment and supplies at commercial printing operations.
	print Cafe	ERP Information technology for the graphic arts industry.
	Electronics for Imaging	On October 21, EFI announced the acquisition of Printcafe Software, Inc.     From the first Fiery print controller, Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (EFI) has set the pace for delivering high-quality, short-run color and black and white digital printing solutions. Efi Arazi, founder of Scitex, founded EFI in 1989. In 1991, EFI introduced Fiery color servers, transforming standard digital color copiers into networked color printers for brilliant, photographic-quality images at an affordable price. Today, over one million EFI print controllers have been sold and installed in leading corporations, advertising agencies, graphic design studios and print-for-pay businesses around the world.
	InfoWorld	InfoWorld Media Group delivers in-depth coverage and evaluation of IT products for technology experts involved in major purchase decisions for their companies. InfoWorld reaches the most influential readers through its integrated online, print, events, and research channels.     InfoWorld provides specialized IT coverage for the CTO, senior-most company executives who are deeply steeped in technology expertise and experience. InfoWorld Media Group is a division of IDG, the world's leading technology media, research, and event company. Minnesota Digital Vendors
	ASAP	Electronic Publishing & Digital Imaging
	ProColor	Conventional and Digital Imaging. If current printing industry trends continue, the world wide printing industry will be run by one company named "PrintBiz". This page revised 12-19-2003