Corona crisis: Market rewards Kyocera strategy

Kyocera Document Solutions Deutschland GmbH defies the crisis and records double-digit growth in market share. During the two-month lock-down, the Meerbusch-based document management experts were able to reap the rewards of forward-looking investments in IT infrastructure and mobile working concepts and switch to decentralised working without any loss of productivity. Nevertheless, the German headquarters reopened in mid-May and customer appointments were already being attended by the field service.

Xerox Announces Departure of CFO, Appoints Xavier Heiss Interim CFO

Xerox Holdings Corporation (NYSE: XRX), a global workplace technology company, announced its Chief Financial Officer William Osbourn will leave the company for personal reasons, effective September 30. Xavier Heiss, a 32-year company veteran, will serve as interim CFO while the company conducts a search, both internally and externally, for a permanent successor.

Romprix expands into new market segments with HP Indigo 20000 Digital Press

Romprix, Romanias leading digital print service provider, has announced the addition of an HP Indigo 20000 Digital Press to its printing fleet, the first to be installed in Romania. The installation of the new HP Indigo 20000 is part of the companys strategy to increase productivity in label production and expand into new market segments such as flexible packaging, shrink-sleeve and wrap-around labels.

HP Named a Leader in IDC MarketScape Worldwide Print Transformation 2020 Vendor Assessment

HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) has been named a leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Print Transformation 2020 Vendor Assessment (doc #US45354420, August 2020). The report recognizes HPs strategy to advance, disrupt and transform the print industry by capitalizing on shifting markets trends, leveraging its print and compute capabilities and maximizing on its history of innovation, led by over 50 years of HP Labs.

Monday 14. September 2020

Digital label production with Konica Minolta: seizing opportunities through flexibility in uncertain times

The past few months have posed particular challenges for commercial printers and print providers offering label printing, while at the same time creating opportunities for them. After all, the soaring demand in the healthcare and food sectors meant that large volumes of packaging and thus labels and tags were needed quickly. Three examples illustrate how print providers have risen to this challenge and are using times of crisis to expand their business flexibly and prepare for the future.

BOBST brings gravure printing for flexible packaging into the digital world

Gravure is still the most highly regarded printing process for packaging due to its unique capability to create fine print and incredibly sharp definition graphics with an unmatched eye-catching shelf appeal – all at very high speeds and low costs says Jonathan Giubilato, Gravure Product Line Manager at Bobst Italia, BOBSTs Center of Excellence for gravure printing, laminating and coating technologies.