Regardless of their size, region, or market, all printers must recognize the seismic shifts in print caused by digitization. Indeed, the challenge lies in deciding where to begin, given the rapid pace of so many radical changes.
With a comprehensive overview of the industry, various examples of best practice and a varied stage line-up, Touchpoint Sustainability, as an independent forum, will show what is possible today, where the industry is heading and that sustainability makes economic sense for companies.
The world of professional printing is constantly evolving. Technological innovations, new materials and processes, alternative ways of interacting with customers and suppliers require constant updating in order to remain competitive and respond to increasingly customer demands.
callas software today releases a major update to its flagship pdfToolbox product line. The update adds advanced quality control and PDF modification options and makes creating and testing automation workflows easier.
Over a period of eleven days, 1,427 exhibitors from 50 countries will present innovative technologies, solutions and topics that affect the industry now and in future. A wide range of special events will provide valuable know-how. Focus on digitalisation and sustainability.
Mitsubishi Electric, a leading provider of contact image sensors (CIS), and Koenig & Bauer, a pioneer in industrial print applications and inline machine vision systems for various applications, signed a letter of intent for their future cooperation.
WPCF emphasizes the importance of considering all six greenhouse gases defined in the Kyoto Protocol, expressed as carbon equivalents. These gases are carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, sulphur hexafluoride, and two groups of gases (hydrofluorocarbons and perfluorocarbons).
