TESTIMONIALS
Real Conversations. Real Results. Real Automation.
At Innovaic, we work inside real production environments where systems, people, and processes have to perform under pressure.
We align platforms, remove friction between disconnected tools, and build infrastructure that supports growth rather than constrains it. Our focus is not on adding more software, but on making the systems you rely on work together properly.
Below are perspectives from across the print ecosystem - from leadership on the production floor to voices within the broader automation landscape. Each reflects a different angle on the same principle: sustainable growth depends on connected infrastructure.
CUSTOMER STORY: BLOOMING COLOR
Blooming Color was scaling from tens of orders per day to thousands. Custom systems and manual touchpoints were no longer sustainable.
Through deeper integration, standardised intake, and a broader technical bench, the business built an infrastructure that could support continued growth without risking existing client performance.
Rosemarie Breske Garvey shares how infrastructure-led automation enabled responsible scaling, reduced manual dependency, and strengthened operational resilience in a high-volume, on-demand print environment.
“Building infrastructure comes first and then results come second.”
- Rosemarie Breske Garvey, President
“We had a team member who left and were able to replace that person with the technology itself.”
– Rosemarie Breske Garvey, President
“We cannot screw up what we’re already doing just because we’re trying to make it better.”
- Rosemarie Breske Garvey, President
INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: HP
INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: HP
Modern presses and platforms provide powerful APIs - but integration is where many businesses stall.
As companies scale, automation becomes less about convenience and more about survival. Infrastructure, not intention, determines whether growth holds.
Diego Diaz, Product Manager - Autonomous Press & Robotics at HP, offers an industry perspective on why integration, API alignment, and automation are no longer optional for print businesses looking to scale competitively.
“A lot of our customers
just don’t have the in-house ability to connect our systems to their
workflows.”
- Diego Diaz, Product Manager - Autonomous Press &
Robotics, HP
“When they start producing
10,000 jobs a day, managing and routing those jobs becomes something that a
person can’t do on their own.”
- Diego Diaz, Product Manager - Autonomous Press &
Robotics, HP
“If I had to give a print
shop owner still using manual processes one reason to invest in automation, it
would be this: because your competition is.”
- Diego Diaz, Product Manager - Autonomous Press &
Robotics, HP
DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT
"We took a real vacation for the first time in years!"
– Rebecca J.
"Now I make strategic decisions –– not chase down numbers."
– Tom C.
"We onboarded a new location without hiring more admin staff."
– Michael T.
"We took a real vacation for the first time in years!"
– Rebecca J.
"Now I make strategic decisions –– not chase down numbers."
– Tom C.
"We onboarded a new location without hiring more admin staff."
– Michael T.
