Table of contents

• Communication agencies
• A lengthy, anarchic proofreading process
• A validation system that can be difficult to set up
• Endless deadlines
• Customers who want to be more involved in their project
• Conclusion

For many years now, we’ve been helping companies and their marketing and product communication departments to automate all their communication media and accelerate the production of all types of publications (catalogs, POS/ILV, product sheets…).

Communication agencies are increasingly called upon by their customers to implement collaborative software solutions that streamline exchanges between the various parties involved in a publishing project.

A new website focused on Simple Workspace

After several months of testing and reflection, the summer allowed us to finalize the redesign of our site. Our collaborative publication production portal deserved to be better highlighted. The content of the new version of the site is more focused on themes related to our main product Simple Workspace: understanding the needs of the different print professions, the applications of the power of such a production tool, the Adobe expertise that allows us to manage Adobe InDesign and its server version, etc. We took the opportunity to update the visuals, the choice of colors ( with a pretty blue as a reminder of the old version of the portal), and especially our baseline, more direct, which became “Your data, your print“.

The adventure of J2S began 20 years ago. Meanwhile, Neo was facing a serious dilemma.

Publish-In Simple Workspace upgrades to enhance the user experience!

Here are some of the new features:

• Depending on the rights you are assigned, you can choose between several skins and customize the colors of the display to have the environment that suits him/her;

On the road to success, the rule is always to look ahead. May you reach your destination and may your journey be wonderful.

In the meantime, J2S reveals its Publish-In Suite platform version 2.0.

To realize this evolution, J2S relied on the needs of its users in order to offer them a version in coherence with their expectations.