• Terry Wozniak (1383)
  Eastman Kodak Company
  

  Biography: Terry has over a dozen years of experience optimizing image quality and color workflows. He has helped develop Kodak Versamark's color solutions as they have moved from Research and Development, through Engineering and ultimately out to the customer. Terry has earned several U.S. Patents relating to his work with Kodak and Scitex Digital Printing. Terry blends his deep understanding of inkjet with extensive application and direct global customer experience. He has a B.S. in computer engineering from Purdue University and an MBA from the University of Dayton. He represents the Inkjet Printing Solutions division of Eastman Kodak as a member of CGATS and is an active member of the AFP Consortium.

• Elizabeth Gooding (1321)
  Insight Forums
  

  Biography: Elizabeth Gooding is a pioneer and visionary in the area of relevant, personalized communications that drive positive business results. Currently, she conducts research on trends, technology and opportunities related to integrated closed-marketing. She has launched a social-networking community called the Financial Communications Forum to promote best-practices for communications in the industry. Previously, Elizabeth founded Art Plus Technology, the premier provider of design and communications strategy to the financial, insurance, and healthcare industries. Elizabeth continues to provide strategic consulting through Art Plus Technology, which was acquired by NEPS LLC in 2007.

• Tom Bouman (1401)
  Kodak, Inc.
  

  Biography: Tom has eighteen years of experience with products involving color image processing, and high speed, variable data, printing systems. He started at Kodak in 1996 as a development engineer and for the last seven years has held positions as Program Manager, Product Marketing Manager, and Product Manager. Tom's versatility stands out as he has developed product requirements and managed printing systems for transactional, commercial, publishing, and hybrid imprinting markets. Currently he is the Product Manager for workflow and controller solutions plus the Kodak V-series printing systems. Tom is also the IPS representative on the Kodak Data Printing Segment Team. Overall, Tom has over 25 years experience in development and multi-functional team management of technically advance products. He also spent nine years developing and managing products for digital data acquisition and digital audio processing. Tom received his B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from Wayne State University and an M.S.E.E. from the University of Dayton with a specialty in digital signal processing and image processing.

• Jean Hill (1386)
  Xerox Corporation
  

  Biography: Jean Hill is Product Marketing Manager, Production Systems Group. She was named to the position July 2007. Jean is responsible for marketing of select DocuColor Products sold World Wide by Xerox. Jean joined Xerox in 1979 and has held various sales and marketing positions including Production Color Marketing Executive, Document Centre Marketing Executive, National Sales Manager and Regional Sales Manager earning numerous Presidents' Club Awards. Jean earned a Bachelors of Science in Business Education from the University of South Florida.

• Brian Jackson (1384)
  Ricoh Americas, Production Printing Business Group
  

  Biography: Brian Jackson currently holds a Senior Product Management position for Ricoh America's Corporation. Brian oversees strategic product initiatives and operations related to production color systems for Ricoh's Production Printing Business Group, with primary focus in the commercial printing, inplant printing and data center market segments. With more than 20 years of Graphic Arts/Printing industry experience, Brian brings a thorough understanding of digital print technologies, pre press, color management, production workflow and software applications. Brian comes to Ricoh America's corporation from Oce North America, where he was a senior product-marketing manager. Previously, he held positions in technical sales support management, color engineering and technical consulting at Scitex America Corporation and Ricoh Americas Corporation.

• Duncan Newton PhD (1406)
  Océ North America, Inc.
  

  Biography: Mr. Newton has an extensive background in electronic and digital publishing stretching back to the early days of DTP while at Apple Computer. He has held a series of progressively more responsible international positions at Aldus, Adobe and Xerox. His current role at Océ North America is as the Manager of Business Development focusing on graphic arts applications. In this capacity he provides industry knowledge, technical expertise and an understanding of the industry from an insider's perspective. The transformation of transactional documents into marketing vehicles has been part of his focus for over 8 years. A frequent speaker at Trade Shows and Industry Conferences his focus of late has been on the opportunities represented by high-volume toner-based and inkjet digital print production and the workflows that manage them.

• Terry Wozniak (1383)
  Eastman Kodak Company

This class includes techniques and tips for rapidly evaluating, correcting and adjusting color images. Some color images need color correction. Some images don't require color correction, but can be improved with color adjustments. And, some images may benefit from both. Knowing the difference between correction and adjustment and when each is required is important in helping you decide how to quickly and accurately edit your color images.

During this one-hour class you you will learn several techniques for calibrating color capture devices. The emphasis of the techniques is on quickly evaluating an image's needs, and then making fast, accurate color corrections and adjustments in a production environment. Techniques include:

• Histogram based corrections
• Curves corrections
• Color by numbers tools, tips and techniques;
• Neutralization tips for images without neutrals;
• Target-based color calibration and image corrections

• Taz Tally, Ph.D. (1300)
  Taz Tally Seminars
  

  Biography: Dr. Taz Tally is president of Taz Tally Seminars, a computer publishing consulting and training company. Taz is the author of numerous books including "Photoshop Before and After Makeovers" "Acrobat and PDF Solutions" "Avoiding The Output Blues" "Avoiding The Scanning Blues", the UMAX MagicScan® Manual, and "SilverFast: The Official Guide". Taz is also a contributing author to "The Photoshop World Dream Team Book". He has produced numerous instructional videos, CDs and DVDs on Scanning, Prepress, Photoshop, Color Correction, Font management, and Keyboard Shortcuts, and was the instructor for the video training series Desktop to Print. Taz has invented and produces a 10-step scanner and digital camera calibration color correction kit. Taz is a frequent presenter at seminars and trade shows throughout the U.S. Taz also is a regular contributor to Photoshop User, Layers and Elements magazines. Taz is perhaps best known for his entertaining, content-rich seminars and his ability to present complex materials in a simple, easy to understand fashion. He is currently Director of the Digital Print Production Program at Sessions.Edu: The Online School of Design (NY State certified). He also develops training courses for NAPP, Lynda.com and Staffingtools.com. cardigan-welsh-corgi Zip. Taz is available for custom training and consulting. Contact Taz at ttallyphd@aol.com

• Michael Riordan (1373)
  Rochester Institute of Technology
  

  Biography: Michael Riordan is an Assistant Professor at RIT's School of Print Media where he teaches coursework relating to color management, print and publishing production workflows. Through his research at RIT, has worked closely with publishers, print service providers and creative agencies to help improve color quality and predictability throughout the production process. In addition to actively providing training and consulting on related topics and being a regular presenter at industry events such as GraphExpo, Michael has written several papers on related topics and served as co-editor for the Pocket Pal: A Graphic Arts Production Handbook.

• Michael Riordan (1373)
  Rochester Institute of Technology

• Elizabeth Gooding (1321)
  Insight Forums

• Brian Jackson (1384)
  Ricoh Americas, Production Printing Business Group
• Robert Linsky (1362)
  Art Plus Technology, Inc.
  

  Biography: Robert Linsky is Senior Vice President of Design at Art Plus Technology. Winner of numerous design and information awards, including from DALBAR and American Corporate Identity, he has more than 30 years of design experience, primarily with transaction-based documents and marketing collateral. Mr. Linsky is active in design education and has taught design at the New England School of Art & Design and served as the Chair of the design department. Recently, he completed 12 years of service on the Board of Trustees at the Massachusetts College of Art & Design, including two as the Chair. His professional associations include the International Society of Graphic Designers, Ltd. (ISGD), which he helped found and of which he is currently its executive director, as well as the International Institute of Information Design (IIID), DesignNET, and AIGA. In 2007, he was named a fellow of the Communications Research Institute. Previously managing partner of Clark/Linsky Design, Inc., he is a frequent speaker at colleges, conferences and financial events.

• Michael Riordan (1373)
  Rochester Institute of Technology
• Terry Wozniak (1383)
  Eastman Kodak Company