(Weymouth, MA) January 20, 2005 -- InfoTrends/CAP Ventures, the leading worldwide strategic consulting and market research firm serving the digital imaging and document solutions industries, announced today that Brian Miller has been promoted to Associate Director of the Production Workflow Solutions Europe (PWSE) and Network Document Solutions Europe (NDSE) Consulting Services. Most recently, Mr. Miller served as Senior Consultant for both services. Mr. Miller had relocated from InfoTrends/CAP Ventures’ Weymouth, Massachusetts office to its Luton, U.K. office to launch both European Services. In addition to providing support for European clients, Mr. Miller authored the industry’s first ever Western European Document Outsourcing Market Forecast for the PWSE service, and was instrumental in developing and documenting the concept of Document Process Outsourcing. For the NDSE service, he authored the European Network Document Solutions Forecast and spearheaded the European Document Tracking Study. “Brian has been instrumental in building a knowledge base within the rapidly-growing office document solutions market across Europe,” commented NDS/NDSE Director Joel Mazza. “His understanding of workflow processes, the challenges of implementing new technologies, and the requirements for innovative solution design coupled with regional domestic market requirements enables him to establish a clear, defined, and respected voice on these topics in many regions of Europe.” InfoTrends/CAP Ventures’ Production Workflow Solutions Europe Consulting Service offers technology and service providers with the news, analysis, research, and consulting they need to develop effective production workflow solutions and leverage those solutions to deliver value-added print and print-related services to the market. InfoTrends/CAP Ventures’ Network Document Solutions Europe Consulting Service provides clients with research, consulting services, and council on enabling software in the business process of managing documents and document workflow. It also monitors end-user requirements for digital peripherals.