GMC Software Technology to Implement Support for Adobe PDF Engine 2

April 30, 2008 – Düsseldorf, Germany and Appenzell, Switzerland - GMC Software Technology, the standard in personalized communication, today announced it is expanding its PDF functionality to support the emerging PDF standard for personalized content – PDF/VT. GMC will demonstrate its PDF workflow, as well as a range of new integrated marketing and personalization solutions, in its stand 08B/C23 at Drupa.

The endorsement of the Adobe PDF Print Engine 2 demonstrates GMC’s continued commitment to and support of industry standards to ensure that GMC continues to be the solution of choice for variable data document design, composition and production.

In March of this year, GMC’s PrintNet software was voted Technology Application of the Year by Xplor International. In 2007, PrintNet was acclaimed Best Product of the Year in the ‘variable data software’ category by the European Digital Press Association (EDP). PrintNet is widely used around the world across a range of industries including financial services, banking, insurance, telecommunications, direct marketing, and commercial printing.

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GMC Software Technology

GMC Software Technology helps businesses implement high impact, personalized communications programs that increase customer satisfaction and loyalty, drive new customer acquisition, improve productivity and cut costs. Its award-winning PrintNet software is an easy to implement, end-to-end solution that provides full data integration and processing, design and composition, collaboration and approval, distributed output management and process automation for highly targeted print and electronic communications. GMC offers exceptionally reliable technologies and services based on worldwide ISO 9001:2000 certification and CMMI development methodology. It serves thousands of users worldwide, many customers are producing in excess of 100 million personalized documents per month — including direct mail, statements, bills, policies, catalogs, correspondence and transpromo materials. http://www.gmc.net/.