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How to use a legacy print fulfillment system for digital access

Greg Krehbiel1 year ago03 mins

Summary: Most print fulfillment systems were designed before the concept of digital access was even a glint in Al Gore’s eye, and trying to make them work in the modern world can seem like running ChatGPT on a typewriter. But it can be done. Reconciling the capabilities of legacy fulfillment systems with the needs of…

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