Montreal, Quebec Canada -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/22/2008 -- Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions for the pharmaceutical industry will be demonstrating its content verification capabilities at PharmPack, Paris, February 6-7, 2008. Located at booth F04, Global Vision will be giving live demonstrations on how their solutions can prevent a multitude of errors, including Braille errors, on pharmaceutical packaging.

"With many changing regulations and the need to achieve complete content integrity, it is becoming increasingly important for our pharmaceutical clients to be able to ensure complete accuracy on all packaging", says Global Vision President, Reuben Malz. "Our solutions are designed to eliminate the risk of errors and give you peace of mind during the content verification process".

Docu-Proof automatically compares files for textual differences and is well suited for the inspection of contracts, publications, artwork, inserts, and manuscripts. The software compares files in like and unlike formats, which allows you to verify inserts or other types of artwork to unformatted text files.

Digital-Page compares both graphical and textual elements between files of various image formats. Detailed accountability is attainable with its extensive reporting feature that documents all changes, thereby decreasing the chances of errors. Digital-Page can detect differences such as color differences, font changes, location changes and dropped or added text.

With the recent European mandate for Braille on medical cartons, Global Vision has also integrated Braille inspection capabilities into all its solutions and is working in collaboration with a top international pharmaceutical company to develop a groundbreaking solution to accurately measure dot height and width. The technology employed in BraillePoint will raise the standard for Braille measurement and verification and for ensuring Braille quality.

All systems meet EMEA and FDA 21 CFR Part 11 requirements.

For more information, visit www.globalvisioninc.com or contact info@globalvisioninc.com.

About Global Vision
Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around the world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation – gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at http://www.globalvisioninc.com

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Global Vision’s Scan-TVS chosen to automate the proofreading process

Montreal, Quebec, Canada-- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/10/2007 -- Autumn Graphics, a prepress house specializing in a wide range of packaging graphics called on Global Vision, the leader in delivering automated inspection solutions, to help them ensure the accuracy of their production files during the inspection process.

Handling all the artwork inspections manually can be quite a laborious and time consuming initiative. "Before the Global Vision system was installed, our proofreading department could only inspect hardcopy proofs," says Autumn Graphics' President, Ben Abray. "Using hardcopies, the customer artwork approved proof would have to be overlaid with the contract proof generated from production. The two were then visually inspected for differences".

The fact that they could only deal with hardcopy proofs presented several problems for Autumn Graphics. They struggled with reducing the time spent inspecting, high costs and the accuracy of relying solely on the human eye to detect errors. The implementation of Global Vision's Scan-TVS Proofreader has allowed Autumn Graphics to inspect all final files to the customer supplied proof (be it a PDF or hardcopy) without the worry of having to manipulate the customer file. According to Autumn Graphics, this has proved to be invaluable in developing a more accurate inspection process.

"There is a certain comfort level that is provided by a full digital comparison that is unachievable with a manual system" says Ben Abray, "Global Vision really helped us develop a proofreading process that we are confident using every time". The system has allowed Autumn Graphics to reduce errors, inspection time and increase overall savings.

ABOUT GLOBAL VISION
Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around the world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation – gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at http://www.globalvisioninc.com

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Global Vision’s text and artwork verification tools ensure the accuracy of all critical documents

Montreal, Quebec -- (ReleaseWire) -- 09/27/2007 -- "Our solutions are designed to deliver peace of mind and accuracy for all of our customers' critical documents. Keeping track of changes and ensuring the accuracy of all these components is an extremely difficult task, especially with changing regulations, the participation of numerous individuals and departments, and quality control checks," said Reuben Malz, President of Global Vision. "By taking the proper precautions to secure their workflow, our customers are able to ensure their documents are safe and that all changes have been tracked and traced".

Docu-Proof, a text verification tool, detects all changes in documents regardless of layout or format. It includes the inspection of foreign language characters and even Braille. It allows the user to ensure complete precision when reviewing and publishing critical documents. Docu-Proof dramatically eases the challenges that professionals face on a daily basis when trying to manage and ensure the accuracy of packaging components, contracts, and publications. Detailed accountability is attainable with its extensive reporting feature that documents all changes, thereby ensuring the accuracy of printed packaging materials.

With the recent European mandate for Braille on medical cartons, Global Vision has also integrated Braille inspection capabilities into all its solutions. All systems meet FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EMEA requirements.

For more information on the RAPS Annual Conference or for general information visit www.globalvisioninc.com or contact info@globalvisioninc.com.

About Global Vision
Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around the world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation – gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at http://www.globalvisioninc.com

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Montreal, Qc -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/18/2007 -- Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions for the pharmaceutical and consumer packaged goods industries will be demonstrating its packaging verification technology at East Pack June 12th to 14th, 2007. Global Vision will be giving live demonstrations on how their solutions can help prevent copy and artwork related errors on packaging at booth #4409.

"Our clients produce thousands of packaging components each year in a multitude of languages and designs. Keeping track of changes and ensuring the accuracy of all these components is an extremely difficult task, especially with changing regulations, the participation of numerous individuals and departments, lengthy artwork approvals and quality control checks," said Reuben Malz, President of Global Vision. "By taking the proper precautions to secure their packaging workflow, our customers have seen a decrease in time-to-market and artwork approvals, along with significant improvements in their processes."

Digital-Page, an automated artwork comparator, verifies graphical and textual elements of two documents for differences. Digital-Page outlines any changes that may occur such as color, font, registration, and missing or added text. Detailed accountability is attainable with its extensive reporting feature that documents all changes, thereby ensuring the accuracy of printed packaging materials.

Docu-Proof, a text verification tool, detects all changes in documents regardless of layout or format. It includes the inspection of foreign language characters and even Braille. It allows the user to ensure complete precision when reviewing and publishing critical documents. Docu-Proof dramatically eases the challenges that professionals face on a daily basis when trying to manage and ensure the accuracy of packaging components, contracts, and publications.

All systems meet FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EMEA requirements.

For more information on the East Pack product demonstrations or general inquiries visit www.globalvisioninc.com or contact info@globalvisioninc.com.

About Global Vision

Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around the world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation – gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at www.globalvisioninc.com

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Montreal, QC -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/15/2007 -- Inspecting pharmaceutical packaging in Europe has become more difficult and time consuming with the recent mandate to include Braille on all medical cartons effective 2010. Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions has recently integrated Braille inspection into all of their product suites. Global Vision's technology is designed to inspect artwork and documents of any format for errors and consequently increases proofreading accuracy, speed and process efficiencies.

"We know this is a growing concern for our pharmaceutical customers and their suppliers. Checking for errors in standard text is no longer adequate, they now need to ensure the accuracy of Braille as well," says Global Vision, COO, David Perlis. The current inspections are being performed manually dot by dot for every carton specification. However, relying solely on the human eye to prevent any type of error, including Braille makes the quality control process a laborious and time-consuming task.

As a result, Global Vision has integrated Braille inspection capabilities into all of their content verification solutions. The Braille detection technology has been designed to work in both hardcopy and electronic environments. The technology is designed to detect any type of difference such as color, location, and/or missing, added or misplaced text. The addition of Braille error detection ensures that the technology has the ability to locate all the types of errors a pharmaceutical manufacturer typically encounters.

For more information on Global Vision's Braille Check or any other proofreading or inspection solutions please visit www.globalvisioninc.com or email info@globalvisioninc.com.

About Global Vision

Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation, gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at www.globalvisioninc.com

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Montreal, QC, Canada -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/28/2007 -- Global Vision, the leader in automated proofreading solutions for the pharmaceutical industry will be demonstrating its new generation of solutions at Interphex New York from April 24-26th, 2007. Located at booth 3237, Global Vision will be giving live demonstrations on how to prevent copy and artwork related errors on medical packaging and critical documents.

The latest versions of Digital-Page and Docu-Proof will be unveiled at Interphex NY. "Our solutions are designed to eliminate the risk of errors and give you peace of mind during your proofreading process. At Interphex NY, we'll be demonstrating how our technologies can secure the accuracy of your printed packaging materials," says Reuben Malz, President of Global Vision.

Docu-Proof automatically compares files for textual differences and is well suited for the inspection of contracts, publications, artwork, inserts, and manuscripts. The software compares files in like and unlike formats, which allows you to verify inserts or other types of artwork to unformatted text files.

Digital-Page compares both graphical and textual elements between files of various image formats. Detailed accountability is attainable with its extensive reporting feature that documents all changes, thereby decreasing the chances of errors. Digital-Page can detect differences such as color differences, font changes, location changes and dropped or added text.

With the recent European mandate for Braille on medical cartons, Global Vision has also integrated Braille inspection capabilities into all its solutions. All systems meet FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and EMEA requirements.

All solutions will be available for demonstrations at booth #3237 during Interphex NY from April 24-26th, 2007. For more information, visit www.globalvisioninc.com or contact info@globalvisioninc.com.

About Global Vision
Global Vision provides automated proofreading solutions that enable organizations to achieve unprecedented content integrity. Companies from around world rely on Global Vision to help them reduce the risk of textual or artwork errors from occurring throughout their workflow. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, Global Vision has worldwide representation.

Global Vision led the migration from manual proofreading to automation – gaining an unmatched reputation for vision and technology along the way. For over a decade, Global Vision has helped clients increase inspection accuracy, speed, productivity, and process efficiencies. More information is available at www.globalvisioninc.com

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(514) 624-4422 ext. 35
mglassman@globalvisioninc.com
http://www.globalvisioninc.com

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