Stephen J. Hallberg

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  www.gabb.com/pages/_news2000/news000628.html - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/28/2000    Last Visited: 12/7/2004  

  Parsec president Steve Hallberg, who is acting as chairman, says, "The goal of PrintTalk is to drive the rapid and consistent adoption of broadly published and open standards.

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  Avanti Computer Systems to Acquire Parsec - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2006    Last Visited: 5/1/2006  

  Steve Hallberg, president of Parsec, commented "We've been impressed by the incredible loyalty of Avanti's customers and business partners, and we're convinced our customers will continue to receive excellent service while taking advantage of Avanti's expertise in demand print and web-to-print technologies."

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  Collabria News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/28/2000    Last Visited: 3/20/2001  

  Acting Chairman Stephen J. Hallberg , President of Parsec Corporation , was elected President of PrintTalk.

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  Dupont - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/24/2002    Last Visited: 4/24/2002  

  "Noosh has been a leading member of the team from the very start," said Steve Hallberg, president of PrintTalk."The Noosh API (application programming interface) was chosen as the basis for PrintTalk's API and Noosh has taken a leadership role in both the technical development and the marketing of the specification."
  
  PrintTalk is an organization formed jointly by sixteen print management and e-commerce companies to create and implement an open standard to communicate data directly between e-commerce applications and business management systems for the graphic arts industry.PrintTalk seeks rapid and consistent adoption of the standard, which will be distributed at no cost.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 6/8/2001  

  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system , says Stephen Hallberg , chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada , Colo.-based Parsec Corp.
  
  In April , PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading , Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls..
  
  We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement , Hallberg said.We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry. PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer..Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk IncPresident of Parsec CorpArvada , Colo
  
  PrintTalk's 21 members support a popular standard from the e-commerce domain , cXML ( Commercial eXtensible Markup Language ) , and the widely supported emerging standard from the graphic arts domain , JDF ( Job Definition Format ).cXML recognizes data types and communicates commercial transactions. ( That information is a ship-to address.That information is an invoice number... ) JDF , which communicates job and delivery specifications , is important to PrintTalk members because it defines wishes of print buyers without tying those wishes to specific print processes.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 9/5/2001  

  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system , says Stephen Hallberg , chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada , Colo.-based Parsec Corp..
  
  In April , PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading , Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls..
  
  We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement , Hallberg said.We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry..PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer..Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk Inc.President of Parsec Corp.Arvada , Colo.
  
  PrintTalk's 21 members support a popular standard from the e-commerce domain , cXML ( Commercial eXtensible Markup Language ) , and the widely supported emerging standard from the graphic arts domain , JDF ( Job Definition Format ).cXML recognizes data types and communicates commercial transactions. ( That information is a ship-to address.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 8/14/2001  

  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system , says Stephen Hallberg , chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada , Colo.-based Parsec Corp..
  
  In April , PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading , Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls..
  
  We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement , Hallberg said.We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry..PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer..Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk Inc.President of Parsec Corp.Arvada , Colo.
  
  PrintTalk's 21 members support a popular standard from the e-commerce domain , cXML ( Commercial eXtensible Markup Language ) , and the widely supported emerging standard from the graphic arts domain , JDF ( Job Definition Format ).cXML recognizes data types and communicates commercial transactions. ( That information is a ship-to address.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 11/14/2001  

  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system , says Stephen Hallberg , chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada , Colo.-based Parsec Corp..
  
  In April , PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading , Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls..
  
  We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement , Hallberg said.We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry..PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer..Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk Inc.President of Parsec Corp.Arvada , Colo.
  
  PrintTalk's 21 members support a popular standard from the e-commerce domain , cXML , and the widely supported emerging standard from the graphic arts domain , JDF.cXML recognizes data types and communicates commercial transactions. ( That information is a ship-to address.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 1/2/2002  

  "PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system," says Stephen Hallberg, chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada, Colo.-based Parsec Corp.
  
  In April, PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading, "Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls."
  
  "We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement," Hallberg said."We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry."PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  "PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer."Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk Inc.President of Parsec Corp.

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  FORM June, 2001 The E-Files - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2001    Last Visited: 2/5/2002  

  "PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer-direct communication between an e-commerce site and a printer's management system," says Stephen Hallberg, chairman of the board of PrintTalk and president of Arvada, Colo.-based Parsec Corp.
  
  In April, PrintTalk amended its membership agreement to enable broader industry participation and to gain broader adoption of its open architecture philosophy.The organization's board of directors voted to remove from its scope statement a sentence reading, "Members will support direct data exchange from any compliant print management system to any e-commerce application with no more than one hosted application between buyer and printer firewalls."
  
  "We discovered that some potential members who wanted to join could not meet this requirement," Hallberg said."We felt it better to make this change and enable PrintTalk to continue to gain the support of the broader printing and graphic arts industry."PrintTalk membership is now open to any company that develops software for graphic arts applications and that supports implementation of open communications standards.
  
  "PrintTalk members have put aside their competitive concerns and focused on the needs of the customer."Stephen HallbergChairman of PrintTalk Inc.President of Parsec Corp.

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