Digital Printing 926
From Marketing to Pharmaceuticals
Folding cartons represent a popular segment of the packaging industry. As trends towards shorter runs continue, equipment dedicated to folding carton production emerges to meet the demand.
Technical Trends
AEC and GIS professionals look to wide format printers to produce effective output that supports their business.
Graph Expo Highlights – Extended Web Version
This year’s Graph Expo takes place from September 28 to October 1, 2014 at Chicago, IL’s McCormick Place.
Prototyping and Short-Run Packaging
Without question, digital inkjet has transformed virtually every segment of the print industry—commercial print, sign and graphics, books, and publications.
Production Update
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. recently invited industry press and analysts to its Print Production Technology Showcase and Blueprint for the Future event on July 9, 2014.
Keeping it Together
Books and booklets are key applications for the digital print market.
Helping Out in a Bind
The on demand print space targets short-run applications that must be finished in short turnaround times.
Keep it Clean
Data hygiene is critical to effective personalized marketing. Sending information to outdated and misspelled names or including the wrong address results in poor response rates.
Online Advantage
Founded in 2012, Pacful, Inc. is a full-service MSP offering printing, bindery, fulfillment, mailing, online services, embroidery, and trade show design.
Canon for Business 2014
Canon recently invited customers, as well as industry press and analysts, to participate in a two-week event this May in the company’s Poing, Germany facility.
Making Moves with Media
Printed output—especially communications meant to make a marketing impact—requires careful consideration across all angles, from design, print, and finishing quality to functionality and uniqueness.
Getting Better in Beta
To remain successful, print providers look out for the latest technologies and strategically invest when the timing is right.
