It has been 11 years since the first Inkjet Summit, and the growth and profits delivered by production inkjet technology ever since have vastly improved the lives of the owners of these presses. The benefits provided by the technology include a reduction in employees, a reduction in set-up time, higher productivity and plant capacity, and of course, higher margins. We’re now entering a new chapter of growing legal mandates relating to privacy laws, sustainability, disclosures, etc.This can be seen as a burden, but also an opportunity to even further leverage the inherent benefits and flexibility of production inkjet technology. And we haven’t even addressed to the potential impact of AI yet….
This panel will discuss inkjet printing and why they adopted the technology, what their experience was deploying it, how it affected their business, how it has created new business opportunities and how and why clients have embraced the technology. The key is, inkjet is delivering for our industry. This session will feature a leading customer from each of our Keynote Sponsors – Canon Solutions America, HP, Ricoh, Screen
There is no single workflow driving your business. You have them in your back office and guiding sales, but for inkjet to deliver you need smart workflow automation that starts as the job is created and continues on to the press, through finishing, and on to logistics management for delivery or mailing. Every element may be leveraging Machine Learning and other AI-enabling techniques. Take Away? Here is what you need to know to have smart conversations with your vendors about how use AI tools for: File Preparation and Prepress; DFE Characteristics, Printing, and Finishing; Logistics, Shipping, and Mailing.
Customers are looking for partners that can do high quality printing…but more importantly support the delivery of value added communications that deliver results for their businesses. Depending upon the client base the value add can take several different forms. Some companies want a partner that can deliver simple personalized communications. Some want unique finishing and on-line marketing inventory management. Others are looking for a partner that can help them gain a deeper understanding of their customer base through tracking customers’ preferences, online activity, and interactions with web sites and their brand to drive more targeted marketing campaigns. This session will focus on the role inkjet is playing in redefining value and helping print service providers across a spectrum of industries deliver the results clients are looking for.
Three current users will share their personal journeys about inkjet adoption within their respective operations and how it has impacted their overall workflows, productivity, product applications, customer SLA requirements, and labor and paper challenges.
Over the past decade, production inkjet has steadily gained traction at in-house printing operations, particularly in government, insurance and the K-12 school sector. This session takes a deeper look inside the hidden world of in-plants to focus on the size and scope of this industry, the struggles and strengths of in-plants, the part inkjet is playing, and how commercial printers can better work with in-plants for mutual success.
How do the inkjet page volume numbers stack up against offset and toner? What applications are growing/declining? What is the impact of production inkjet technology? Are pages the right measure?
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