A major challenge with publishing tools and technology is keeping up to date. Another challenge is determining which technology to use – and how to use it productively. Doing so involves considerable investment, plus a lot of trial and error.

Over the years, I’ve worked with many clients to ensure that they’re working as effectively, efficiently and economically as possible. This means providing the appropriate balance of consulting, training and support to satisfy each customer’s specific needs.

Here are a few case studies describing some examples of how I’ve helped clients achieve their practical goals, saving them thousands of dollars in the process.

The Unpredictable Typeface

A client runs into a problem when the typeface they use in their publication fails to render properly on the press. My solution: rebuild the font to work in print, and retrofit it for future online use.

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• The Unpredictable Typeface

The Value of Professionalism

Finding impartial professional advice is difficult. An example of how I saved a client tens of thousands of dollars in unnecessary expenses by placing their best interests before my own personal profit.

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• The Value of Professionalism