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HALLS 7 The spaces for software

Nothing in print works without some code to tell it what to do. Here is an array of instructions that might just solve that recurring problem. There are two Hall 7s, compensating for the loss of Hall 2 perhaps. Both are dedicated to software and by Drupa standards are relatively small and compact. Hall 7A […]

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HALL 5 A must see for innovation from Kodak Epson and Scodix

Digital printing is not confined to the twin Halls 8. Kodak retains its home of Hall 5, and it remains to be seen whether its wonderful creativity when it comes to stand design has been reined in or let loose. Hall 5 is one of the must visit halls on the Messe site, home to […]

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Fujifilm plays a full hand for Drupa
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Fujifilm plays a full hand at Drupa

Drupa this year gives Fujifilm the opportunity to show a full range of digital print products that are competitive in every sector of the market. His message is simple and direct: “Anybody coming to Drupa has to visit our stand,” says Andy Kent, general manager, Fujifilm UK’s graphic communications division. “Wherever they are coming from […]

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• Spring 2024 Magazine

Four Pees knows how to automate print

When Tom Peire, CEO of Four Pees, wanted a name for a new integrator as a service business he stuck with convention in Belgium and included an ‘x’. Atomyx, however, is far from a conventional integration business. Four Pees is a system integrator that has a reputation and customer base that extends well beyond Flanders. […]

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Adobe joins the AI race
Adobe

Adobe joins the AI race

Adobe is introducing its own Large Language Model AI able to search the text inside PDF documents. Meanwhile it is urging Germans to curtail their print spend. Adobe is stepping into the AI world with a tool to examine all published PDFs, interrogate them and build new documents. AI Assistant is currently in its beta […]

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• Print Business Winter 2023

A deep dive into Ricoh’s Auto Colour Adjuster

An unobtrusive device has the potential to change life for many printers. There are none of the flashing lights or even a large monitor that might signify its importance. Instead it has an input tray, output tray and a standard PC. This is the Ricoh Automatic Colour Adjustor, a high speed scanning spectrophotometer that collapses […]

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Xerox CEO Steve Bandroczak
Steve Bandrowczak

Xerox sets stall for three-pronged future

Xerox is shedding staff, but is optimistic that its future lies in software and services rather than toner and paper. Little more than a year after Steve Bandrowczak became CEO, Xerox has unveiled the next phase in what it calls the Xerox Reinvention. This involves simplifying its business into three key areas and shedding 15% […]

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• Cosmetic Packaging

Cosmetics company builds print capability for online brand building

A Latvian company producing white label skincare cosmetics is printing the packaging that start ups and influencers need to build their brands. A Latvian cosmetics business has started an online business and with it an operation to produce personalised and short run packaging. Madara Cosmetics produces a range of sustainable and ethical skin care products […]

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