2012-08-21: Sheridan Technology Labs
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The document provides an overview of Sheridan Technology Lab, which was presented at a Lean Startup Meetup in Baltimore. The Sheridan Group is a leading specialty printer with multiple operating companies. Sheridan Technology Lab was developed to assist in turning ideas into new products and services while allowing the individual operating companies to focus on product management, implementation, and support. The Lab has a contemporary space that encourages open thinking, teamwork, and collaboration between team members.
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- 1. SHERIDAN TECHNOLOGY LAB Presented at The Baltimore Lean Startup Meetup Presented by Mark Witkowski – August 21, 2012
- 2. THE SHERIDAN GROUP § The Sheridan Group is a leading specialty printer targeting the journal, book, magazine, and catalog markets § Focused on providing printing, value-added support services, and technology development § Targets niche printing markets focused on short average run lengths, repetitive work, service intensive environments where TSG can deliver superior customer service 2
- 3. THE SHERIDAN GROUP The Sheridan Group (TSG) Hunt Valley, MD TDP Technology Lab (TSG) DJS DPC Hunt Valley, MD SBI TSP Dartmouth Journal Services (DJS) TSG Waterbury, Vermont Dartmouth Printing Company (DPC) Hanover, New Hampshire The Sheridan Press (TSP) Hanover, Pennsylvania Sheridan Books (SBI) Ann Arbor and Chelsea, Michigan The Dingley Press (TDP) Lisbon, Maine 3
- 5. TECHNOLOGY LAB: Purpose Developed to assist in turning ideas into new products and services while allowing the individual operating companies Development to focus on: § Product Management Research Support § Implementation § Product Support Product 5
- 6. TECHNOLOGY LAB – Photo Tour Welcome to the Sheridan Technology Lab! 6
- 7. TECHNOLOGY LAB – Photo Tour The Lab has been established to develop and bring advanced publishing technologies to our customers 7
- 8. TECHNOLOGY LAB – Photo Tour The Lab is a contemporary space that invites open thinking and teamwork. 8
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- 10. TECHNOLOGY LAB – Photo Tour The Lab has several team collaboration spaces. Shown below is our project ‘War Room’ 10
- 11. TECHNOLOGY LAB – Photo Tour The Lab has an open floor layout and team members are encouraged to work collaboratively 11