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Durst installs 500th Durst Workflow Software at customer site

Durst Group installs 500th Durst Workflow Software at customer site.

Durst Group, manufacturer of advanced digital printing and production technologies, announces the 500th customer installation of Durst Workflow Software.

Richard Roth appointed new General Manager for Esko EMEA

Richard Roth moves from X-Rite R&D & Product Management as Eddy Fadel takes on Global Commercial GM role.

Richard Roth has been appointed to the role of General Manager EMEA for Esko, the global developer of integrated software and hardware solutions that digitize, automate and connect the go-to-market process of consumer goods.

Arets event to showcase Fujifilms inkjet solutions in Slovakia

Arets Graphics event to showcase Fujifilm’s latest wide format inkjet solutions including new Acuity Range.

Arets Graphics, Slovakia’s exclusive marketing and distribution partner for all Fujifilm graphic arts products and solutions, is hosting a morning seminar open to anybody who may be interested to see Fujifilm’s latest range of wide format inket printers.

Silver anniversary for Sign & Designs Mimaki CG-101 plotter

Silver Anniversary for Sign & Design’s Mimaki Cutting Plotter.

The Mimaki cutting plotter that’s in regular use at Sign & Design (Somerset) Ltd still looks as good as the day the company bought it, according to owner, Paul Dinsdale. Considering that date was in the late 1990s and the cutter is used almost daily, that’s some claim!

Esko to address “challenges of Big Data” at FINAT Label Forum

Jan De Roeck to be part of expert panel at key European event for labels converters.

Esko, the global developer of integrated software and hardware solutions that digitize, automate and connect the go-to-market process of consumer goods, will be addressing the challenges of Big Data at the FINAT European Label Forum (‘ELF’) in June.

Entering a new era of automation

Recognising the potential of this technology early on, Mimaki is one company that has begun the shift to automated workflows.

All sectors, from automotive to aerospace to printing are entering into a new era coined “Industry 4.0”, representative of a more streamlined approach to production by utilising state of the art technologies to keep up with the increase in demand.

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