Looking ahead to 2020 and beyond, it is clear that the labeling market is being driven by the broader IT trends of digitization and modernization. These trends are fueling the development of the market and will accelerate over time. Read this blog by Ken Moir, VP Marketing at NiceLabel.

Xerox strongly encouraged HP’s shareholders to urge HP’s Board of Directors to pursue mutual due diligence in considering the buyout offer. We provide you Xerox’s 33-page PowerPoint detailing the $2,000,000,000 in anticipated post-merger savings. Also, five shareholders own over 20% of both…

Digital, aqueous pigment inkjet expands commercial printer offerings to short-run, food-safe packaging, cartons, labels, plastics, electronics, wallpapers, fabrics, and building materials. To serve customers with timely, cost effective presses, OEMs are turning to inkjet solution partners, like Memjet, for…

The first ULTRASTREAM system has been sold into the market in advance of its expected debut at drupa 2020. As packaging converters and brands look for more cost-effective solutions for shorter production runs, Kodak and Uteco have created an industry-changing press. Read more…

ommentators have suggested that print is struggling to find its rightful place in the marketing mix and will continue to decline. At Konica Minolta, they see it differently. Successful printing companies continue to embrace the new opportunities coming alongside digitalization. Read article by Olaf Lorenz, GM, DX Branding Division, Konica Minolta.

University of Houston’s Digital Media students develop transmedia skills across eleven digital media disciplines. XMPie’s software donation empowers students to integrate print with video and social media. The result is sophisticated, data-driven, personalized, multi-channel business communications. 

Each of us has customers and clients who want a more committed, long-term working relationship. Yet, few recognize the multitude of “mutual benefits” that tend to go begging from neglect of this condition.

Commercial printers depend on their OEM supplier for printers capable of meeting their customers’ ever-growing requirements for short-run, high-impact, specialized print output. Unmet customer needs mean lost business to both the printer and their OEM supplier. To meet commercial printers’ requirements, Memjet’s OEM partners are integrating the Dur...

Toppan Forms, a user of KODAK PROSPER Presses, achieved a major milestone when they returned a jetting module built with KODAK Stream Inkjet Technology for refurbishment after more than 34,000 hours of operation. This equates to printing non-stop for almost four years and printing enough A4 pages to reach the moon three times over.

We need to make changes to some of our electronic forms, but we have not been able to find the source code. We have the object code, is there a way to go from object code back to source code? The programmers don’t want to start from scratch recoding all the forms. So, what are our options?