August 2, 2007

The best compliment – repeat orders from long-standing customers

Houston Chronicle, Denver News Agency and Transcontinental Printing place orders to expand their fleets of Enternet systems

In the past few months, all three of the above customers have voiced their continued confidence in control systems from Enternet.  Enternet’s commitment to state-of-the-art solutions and continuous improvement have sold these three time after time.

After reviewing options for improving productivity at its South Houston daily packaging plant, the Houston Chronicle purchased two Goss 1472 inserters and Enternet has installed its eNews controller on each.  Previously, the Chronicle installed nine eNews controllers in its main Kempwood plant, on both Goss inserters and Sitma collators.  Enternet now controls Sunday, daily and TMC packaging across an enterprise-wide network. 

In Denver, the Denver News Agency, a JOA which prints and packages both the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post, has added a new Goss NP-642 inserter with Enternet’s eNews controller, now fully integrated with a new Schur palletizer and an automated storage and retrieval system from HK Systems.  Denver also reorganized its existing inserter operations and simultaneously upgraded the eNews controls already on them.  The Denver New Agency was one of Enternet’s first newspaper clients. 

Transcontinental Printing, the fourth-largest commercial printer in North America, just added a further bindery line controller system to its fleet in its Owen Sound, Ontario, bindery.  This brings to nine the number of Enternet™ controllers now in service in Owen Sound and Boucherville, Quebec, on Goss and Muller Martini stitchers and binders, as well as mailtables.