Work The Way YOU Want To Work: Dalim Software

Specialist publisher opts for DALiM TWiST workflow automation software

Kehl (Germany) and Paris (France) - Configuration flexibility, extensibility and access to all prepress file formats has won over Éditions La Vie du Rail, the publisher of magazines, books and videos for the railway and transportation world fans. The DALiM TWiST modular workflow automation solution will be implemented by O2i, a reseller-integrator partner of Folio Group.

The IT and network manager for Éditions La Vie du Rail, Robin Loison, examined several solutions before selecting Dalim Software. “We have been impressed by its high level of automation and have immediately seen its enormous potential and have now been able to meet our tight deadlines even more efficiently,” explains Mr. Loison. “Planning time is very tight, especially at prepress stage and we have high expectations that Dalim Software will have a major impact.”

DALiM TWiST is the intelligent automated workflow software that outputs PDF 100% compliant with all nine Ghent Workgroup profiles as well as Pass4Press v6 specifications. And also available to Mac OS X operating system users. It supports XML-driven production workflows and integrates the unique JDF-driven file preflighting.

“For a company such as Éditions La Vie du Rail handling numerous different files, the support of all prepress file formats is a definite production accelerator. DALiM TWiST also allows the operators to preflight all predetermined files parameters, normalise PDF files and make them ready to print. We are confident that DALiM TWiST implementation will provide complete satisfaction to Éditions La Vie du Rail,“ comments Isabelle Billerey-Rayel, Commercial Development Director, Europe, Dalim Software.

Founded in 1938, Éditions La Vie du Rail currently publishes weekly (La Vie du Rail, Ville et Transport Magazine, La Vie du Rail Établissement), bimonthly (Solutions Transport, le magazine de la chaîne logistique) and monthly (Rail Passion) magazines, with a circulation varying from 25 000 up to 170 000.