WYSKA

I've traveled the world, and I know global and local working habits from Asia to Australia, and Europe to North America

 3D printing is a technology in its infancy. It has similarities to the birth of the Desktop Publishing that are striking.
I have been active in 3D printing for a number of years, and I am increasingly focused upon the software used in 3D as modern "print". The history of how desktop publishing evolved from a garage/lab experiment into a refined process. Using history as our guide, we can plan for the futue.
3D Printing is evolving into a manufacturing process.

How your users use your applications and tools should not be an afterthought. I specialize in user-based application design that meets those needs perfectly. I have spent years in the trenches of production, and as a result I know how workflow, and efficiency can be maximized to help your customers become more profitable.

Software is a modern artform. It is most common for applications to be designed by engineers. Often that leads to tools that are not user-friendly, or lack the full feature requirements of a user or customer. Becaue my focus is on how work gets done, I can help to make your tools that much more appealing, and appropriate to your customers needs.

We have a lot of experience in print and publishing workflows, and JDF/MIS consulting. Modern workflow requires standardized methods and tools. JDF brings that and a lot more with its MIS-centric workflow. 

It was a short honeymoon between the first film output, to fully-imposed plates. We went from "Wow, you got a digital page out of the imagesetter, and it worked!", to "Ok, how many plates can you impose or output an hour?" in a matter of months. Due to that heavy pressure of production efficiency, it is now more important than ever to work in a clever, efficient manner.