Because of the disruptive impact of production inkjet technologies, the Production Print Solutions division of Canon Solutions America is on a quest to educate the market about inkjet technology.
Francis A. McMahon
Mark Michelson now serves as Editor Emeritus of Printing Impressions. Named Editor-in-Chief in 1985, he is an award-winning journalist and member of several industry honor societies. Reader feedback is always encouraged. Email mmichelson@napco.com
Denise Gustavson is the Editorial Director for the Alliance Media Brands — which includes Printing Impressions, Packaging Impressions, In-plant Impressions, Wide-Format Impressions, Apparelist, NonProfitPRO, and the PRINTING United Journal — PRINTING United Alliance.
Canon Solutions America recently held a second anniversary press and analyst meeting in Florida, marking two years that the former Océ has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of Canon U.S.A. The event gave Canon Solutions America executives the opportunity to provide an update on its new midrange cutsheet color inkjet press—the Océ VarioPrint i300—which will be commercially available later this summer and is currently shipping to the first customer installation sites.
As part of the Keynote Sponsor panel discussion at the Inkjet Summit 2015, Francis A. McMahon, vice president of marketing for Canon Solutions America's Production Print Solutions, discusses why CSA is investing millions of dollars in R&D to enable high-speed inkjet printing on a wide range of media, including standard offset stocks, and to develop a range of Océ continuous-feed and, now, cut-sheet inkjet presses to address customers' different product application requirements.
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