Forum Communications Company (FCC) is improving operational efficiency and reducing costs by streamlining its workflow with Roxen's print automation platform. An investment that supports FCC's local newspapers and their focus on quality journalism
Sweden's largest evening newspaper, Aftonbladet, has transitioned to Roxen as its publishing tool for both the print newspaper and all its magazines. They see significant potential in streamlining their work. "Furthermore, the implementation of Roxen was incredibly fast, and the system is reliable and stable," says Konrad Cronsioe, the editorial manager at Aftonbladet.
The two Norwegian newspapers Klassekampen and Dagsavisen as well as the Swedish newspaper Dagen are chosing production tools from the Swedish company Roxen for their print publishing. Earlier this spring, Roxen also signed a contract with The Philadelphia Inquirer, one of America's leading morning newspapers.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, one of the most prominent newspapers in the US, has chosen to partner with Swedish software company Roxen to modernize its print production. “We are focused on doing one thing – and we do it so well it stands out globally”, says Roxen CEO Per Östlund.
Washington Post’s Arc XP publication system gains its first client in Scandinavia through Norwegian Mentor Medier. The business partner is Swedish Roxen, which has integrated its print module with Arc XP.
As one of the first in Latin America, Costa Rica’s leading media company Grupo Nación recently implemented Washington Post’s novel editorial system Arc XP. La Nación has now chosen Roxen to complete the solution to seamlessly incorporate print production.
With publications like the financial daily Dagens Næringsliv, Morgenbladet and TradeWinds, NHST is one of Norway’s leading media groups. By assembling a set of modern, modular, standard solutions for efficient management of the editorial process, NHST’s 200 users now have access to a single, web-based story editor to create and manage their content.
