Martin Bailey has worked on PDF subset standards since 1994, starting with PDF/X in CGATS and then in ISO. He’s currently the UK’s primary representative to the ISO PDF/X and PDF/VT committees, amongst others. He’s project editor for PDF/VT-3 and chair of the PDF Association’s PDF/VT TWG. In his spare time he’s CTO for Global Graphics Software, and product manager for the Harlequin RIP, widely used in prepress and in digital front ends for digital production presses.
Martin Bailey has worked on PDF subset standards since 1994, starting with PDF/X in CGATS and then in ISO. He’s currently the UK’s primary representative to the ISO PDF/X and PDF/VT committees, amongst others. He’s project editor for PDF/VT-3 and chair of the PDF Association’s PDF/VT TWG. In his spare time he’s CTO for Global Graphics Software, and product manager for the Harlequin RIP, widely used in prepress and in digital front ends for digital production presses.
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