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Printing giant Shutterfly to shut Israel operations, lay off 80 employees
16.04.26
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Meir Orbach
Haifa-based center to close as company restructures global operations.
A picture of grandma on a porcelain mug is also high-tech
23.05.22
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Roni Dori
Shutterfly is the undisputed global giant in custom photo printing. This means that it takes the countless photos on your smartphone, and turns them into photo albums or prints on cups, textiles, puzzles and bottles. CEO Hilary Schneider explains why the company is absolutely high-tech, and how the algorithm developed in Haifa is responsible for a significant portion of their $2 billion annual revenue
Shutterfly Signs Landmark Printer Deal
22.08.17
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Hagar Ravet
The photo printing service company will replace 77 Xerox printing presses with machines by HP-Indigo