Exhibiting under the banner “expect Innovation,” Fujifilm will demonstrate the products and technologies that specialty printing and imaging providers are looking for to strengthen their businesses and expand their service offerings.
LithoTechnics Inc. announced that Fujifilm North America Corp., Graphic Systems Division recently sold the 1,000th license for the Metrix automated job planning and imposition system.
Fujifilm North America, Graphic Systems Division reported having a strong showing at GRAPH EXPO 2011, with outstanding sales orders, along with higher sales leads and booth visitors than the previous year, plus three Executive Outlook “Must See ’em” awards.
Wide- and grand-format printers really stood out around the show floor, with the size of some devices giving them the impression of being the new “heavy iron” in the industry. Even the new crop of inkjet presses for high-volume page production was overshadowed a bit by their wider brethren, as fewer vendors elected to bring machines to Chicago.
Each year at GRAPH EXPO, a panel selects the most interesting, innovative products and labels them “Must See ’Ems.” Bob Neubauer, Editor of In-plant Graphics (part of the Printing Impressions Group), checked out these products to see what makes them so unique.
Exhibiting under the banner “expect Innovation” Fujifilm will demonstrate the products and technology that printers are looking for to strengthen their businesses and expand their operating capabilities.
Inca Digital has doubled its Onset manufacturing volume at its Cambridge facility to meet a considerable boost in demand for the series of UV flatbed wide-format digital inkjet printers.
Fujifilm recently invited about a dozen editors and analysts to its headquarters for a briefing and a please-touch experience with the J Press 720 that has been dubbed both "disruptive" and a "game changer" by company executives, the first sheetfed inkjet press in the history of ink on paper.
Yesterday, I had the good fortune of meeting Dave Gilson of Gilson Graphics at a Fujifilm event. This print CEO’s story made a great impression. If you’re a print CEO, especially of a family-owned business, don’t hide your face.
This year’s roster of speakers reads like a Who’s Who of print and e-media expertise. It includes leading thinkers and doers in printing, digital media, content marketing, mobile marketing, graphic design, color management, and more.
