The role of MIS is rapidly developing as the world becomes digitally enabled, writes Wayne Robinson
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The role of MIS is rapidly developing as the world becomes digitally enabled, writes Wayne Robinson
Its been a very busy six months for Ferrostaal, which is now one of the biggest suppliers to Australian print businesses, AP editor Wayne Robinson talks to Ferrostaal CEO Markus Haefeli
Kodak’s CEO Antonio Perez flew into Melbourne recently, Wayne Robinson asked him for his assessment of print and its prospects for the future, particularly with the Stream high speed full colour continuous feed inkjet system
Geon is the biggest sheetfed printer in the country, and after a period of acquisition and consolidation is now going on the front foot. Wayne Robinson talks to CEO Graham Morgan about his plans for the business
Heidelberg’s Bill Wall and Kodak’s Tony Harvey have collectively amassed more than fifty-five years working in the printing industry. The pair crossed paths in the eighties and are now together again as their companies prepare to go to market with the new Heidelberg ANZ (HAN) and Kodak Australasia (Kodak) consumables agreement. They spoke to Australian Printer about their careers and how they see this move by HAN and Kodak as a benchmark for the future
The new iCTP solution from Glunz & Jensen uses an innovative inkjet system to produce metal plates with no chemistry, in daylight, and at low cost
Frederik Dehing, president of prepress giant Agfa Oceania, gives his assessment of the direction prepress is taking as we move into 2010
The Gallus Group sold over 20 Gallus ECS 340 presses to customers around the world, including two to Australia, within a few weeks of the market launch at Labelexpo Europe 2009
A one stop shop strategy has enabled David Clarke to turn this Snap franchise into a winner since buying the business eight years ago, reports Wayne Robinson
Quick Print Technologies says the Xanté PlateMaker5 system has the capabilities to meet printers’ key criteria for their move up to CtP. Quick Print, the Australasian distributer for Xanté, outlines that the technology of the PM5 assures clean plates, crisp film, sharp images, accurate registration and exact halftones
Pettaras Press, one of the country's iconic print businesses, sent shockwaves through the print industry today (Friday, March 19) as it entered administration. |
Digital press manufacturer Screen has signed up to be a Gold Sponsor of this year’s Galley Club Awards. The Kyoto-headquartered company sas the move demonstrates its intentions in the digital book production market.
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Tetra Pak has reported an unexpected jump in net sales to €8.95bn – an increase of 1.2 per cent over 2008 – driven by double digit growth in South and Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Sub-Sahara Africa. |
The University of South Australia (UniSA) has revamped its print centre by installing new Océ equipment, replacing a fleet of equipment, which the print centre found to be incompatible with its ongoing needs and growth plans.
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With the recent announcement of Jenrite as the newest New Zealand distributor for Avery Graphics, Jenrite says it now offers Avery’ Graphic’s digital product portfolio and complete digital service solution to the New Zealand market. |