Maryborough’s Highview College is the combined effort of Catholic, Anglican and Uniting Churches together with the Church of Christ, to bring the option of a Christian Education to students in the region.
The first Ecumenical College of it's kind, Highview embraces innovation as one of its core values, and this can be seen in the way that they not only arm their students with technology, but also whole-heartedly encourage the students to make use of it to express their creativity - case in point, the school's Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4000 wide format printer.
Highview's I.T. manager David says, "If it can be folded, you can print on it. We've printed on textiles, plastics, metals and even adhesive materials that we've used to make t-shirts and even skateboards." Another area where the PRO-4000 has been valuable is in the creation of backdrops for the drama department's stage productions. Watch the video to see how the imagePROGRAF PRO-4000 has ignited Highview's love for print creativity.
“I think now, a year in, that this in an essential tool for any school that wants to be in the 21st Century, ” David – I.T. Manager
Every business is unique, with their own paint-points and challenges. Canon’s Case Studies show how we’ve been able to help businesses just like yours to get back to doing what they do best.
David Clarke, Snap Centre franchisee, needed to deliver traditional offset excellence with the speed and benefits of digital production. Canon’s imagePRESS C800 with PRISMAsync workflow did the trick.
Portside Christian College revolutionised and future-proofed its print environment, installing Canon multifunctional devices, a production print press and scanner, together with uniFLOW software.
Brett Houghton, Head of Technology and Innovation at St Ignatius’ College, Riverview, explains how Canon inspired the school to embrace the latest in digital technologies.
Whether you need a small parcel delivered, or large mining machinery transported, Brown’s Express can provide. With their business based around paper consignment notes, they needed to find a simple way to digitise all of their crucial paperwork.
Hallmark Homes needed to scan and archive their records so they could access them easily and shred the originals. Therefore was the answer.
Goldengrove Building Group was experiencing rapid growth and were drowning in paperwork. They needed an accounting solution that was electronic and secure.
Gunners Office Equipment is a 57-year-old family-run business. This is the story of the journey invested by Nick and his team to evolve the business into becoming more competitive and relevant in the market.
Operating in an increasingly generic market was not an option for Creffields. To differentiate its services, the company boosted colour capacity with 5 Canon imagePROGRAF printers. It worked.
A complex array of printers and lease arrangements, the hangover of amalgamations, was resolved when Canon installed multifunction devices, a production print press, scanner, uniFLOW & eMaintenance.
Multi-award winning photographer Mercury Megaloudis took his studio to new heights, installing a Canon large format printer. The investment quickly paid off, business rolled in and costs came down.
When world leading photographer Yervant Zanazanian needed to boost production capacity he installed Canon’s imagePROGRAF iPF5100 and iPF8300. Now he’s regained quality control and reduced his costs.
For customer service and sales enquiries just give us a call from within Australia
(8am to 5pm, Monday - Friday)
