The domestic economy began to end at the onset of the era of technology and information. With that end came the beginning of a much more global economy that is both intertwined and inter-connected. While the shift from a domestic economy to a global one bridged the world in a whole new way, it also brought on its fair share of new obstacles. The supply chain for nearly every industry has been disrupted. Color management, for example, is one industry that faced a brand new set of challenges.
Color management is the systematic conversion of color-perception and representation across different devices. In other words, ensuring that the same shade of blue appears on the website, as does on the mobile version. Or that green retains its shade from digital to print.
Color management is a practice that yields more consistency in the way your brand represents itself to the consumer. In turn, color management drives impactful metrics like customer loyalty, customer trust, and brand perception.Continue Reading..
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