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By Harry Lewis
As you may have seen in today’s press release, we’ve announced the addition of Electronics for Imaging, Inc. (EFI), to the AFPC. EFI is joining as a participating member, which means their representatives will be joining our working groups and face-to-face meetings.

As you well know, working groups are where many of the major advancements in AFP are developed and fine-tuned. Through collaboration, we set the course for major policy initiatives that have lasting effects on AFP. Clearly, EFI is ready to roll up its sleeves and get working with us on the future of AFP. They’re joining at an exciting time, as we push forward on tagging and metadata, among other projects. I’m eager to incorporate what EFI, as a major international player in the imaging space, brings to the table, and I’m sure you are, too.
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So join me in giving EFI a big welcome! And if you’d like to learn more about the news, read the press release, available here and on our In the News page.
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    • A Shared Commitment to AFP: Perspectives from Consortium Members
    • AFP Consortium recommends TLS 1.3 for IPDS communication encryption
    • AFP Consortium publishes new version of the Bar Code Object Content Architecture (BCOCA) Reference
    • Fall 2025 AFP Consortium Meeting Recap: Security updates coming soon, New page placement option introduced
    • RISO Brings the AFP Consortium to Lyon: A Conversation with Franz Castel
    • AFP Consortium President Dennis Carney Q&A with the Imaging Channel
    • AFP Consortium publishes new version of the Color Management Object Content Architecture (CMOCA) Reference
    • Spring 2025 AFP Consortium Meeting Recap: New discussions on IPDS Security, Page Placement, and Non-ASCII Job Names
    • AFP Consortium Appoints New President
    • AFP Consortium publishes new version of the Presentation Text Object Content Architecture (PTOCA) Reference
    • AFP Consortium publishes new version of the Metadata Object Content Architecture (MOCA) Reference
    • The Growing Importance of Security in Commercial Printing
    • Fall 2024 AFP Consortium Meeting Recap: More Discussion on Enhanced AFP Security, AFP User Survey Results
    • AFP Consortium publishes new version of the Image Object Content Architecture (IOCA) Reference
    • Spring 2024 AFP Consortium Meeting Recap: : Work Continues on Enhanced AFP Security, AFP User Survey Created
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