BISG's MIP for Higher Ed 2012 -- BASDEVANT

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The document discusses Gutenberg 3.0, an end-to-end publishing platform. It allows authors to write content directly on the platform, provides print and web previews, and exports finished content. The platform organizes content in a database and can publish textbooks simultaneously across different formats. It aims to streamline the entire publishing process from content creation to publication.

Education Technology

MIP for Higher Ed Conference
8th February 2012

GUTENBORG 3.0
A end-to-end streamlined
publishing solution

GUTENBORG 3.0
producing textbooks
simultaneously on every support

Today Education has shifted from:
Analog Digital
Fixed Mobile
Isolated Connected

Standardized Customized

Close Open
Consuming Creating & Sharing
Linear Organic & Adaptive

1
OPERATING
THE PUBLISHING WORKFLOW
FROM A TO Z

1 2 3

End-to-end publishing platform

Authors Publisher
Content creation

Content publication

InDesign PDF

Traditional technology
solution provider

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

1 - The authors write directly on the platform

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

1 - The authors write directly on the platform

Entertainment & Society

How can we define mass culture ?

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

2 – Print preview

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

2 – Web preview

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

2 - The data are organized in the database

Chief editor
Texts
Images
Map
Editor
Infography
Authors Music
(Online/Offline) Vidéo
Desktop
publishing

Images
Database Maps

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

3 - Export of content

Synchronisation

1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

Your contact

Adrien Basdevant
VP Sales & Marketing
adrien.basdevant@gutenberg-technology.com

Gutenberg Technology Inc
185 Alewife Brook Parkway,410
Cambridge, MA 02138, USA
.and
192 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10016, USA
Phone : 857.209.8198

Gutenberg Technology
80, rue des Haies
75020 Paris
Tél: +33 (0) 1.55.25.75.00 / Cell: +33 (0)6.11.10.01.38

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BISG's MIP for Higher Ed 2012 -- BASDEVANT

1. MIP for Higher Ed Conference 8th February 2012

2. GUTENBORG 3.0 A end-to-end streamlined publishing solution

3. GUTENBORG 3.0 producing textbooks simultaneously on every support

4. Today Education has shifted from: Analog Digital Fixed Mobile Isolated Connected Standardized Customized Close Open Consuming Creating & Sharing Linear Organic & Adaptive

5. 1 OPERATING THE PUBLISHING WORKFLOW FROM A TO Z 1 2 3

6. End-to-end publishing platform Authors Publisher Content creation Content publication InDesign PDF Traditional technology solution provider 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

7. 1 - The authors write directly on the platform 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

8. 1 - The authors write directly on the platform Entertainment & Society How can we define mass culture ? 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

9. 2 – Print preview 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

10. 2 – Web preview 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

11. 2 - The data are organized in the database Chief editor Texts Images Map Editor Infography Authors Music (Online/Offline) Vidéo Desktop publishing Images Database Maps 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

12. 3 - Export of content Synchronisation 1 Operating the publishing workflow from A to Z

13. Your contact Adrien Basdevant VP Sales & Marketing adrien.basdevant@gutenberg-technology.com Gutenberg Technology Inc 185 Alewife Brook Parkway,410 Cambridge, MA 02138, USA .and 192 Lexington Avenue New York, NY 10016, USA Phone : 857.209.8198 Gutenberg Technology 80, rue des Haies 75020 Paris Tél: +33 (0) 1.55.25.75.00 / Cell: +33 (0)6.11.10.01.38

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