The 2023 Xeikon Café explores innovating and profiting with digital print with the event bringing education and technology to the forefront for packaging and commercial printers alike.
Toni McQuilken
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With the third generation of the Dillon family now in charge, they put a renewed focus on sustainable printing and on packaging.
Wide-format Summit 2022 has wrapped, and after three jam-packed days, it’s time to reflect on some of the things we learned.
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The Xeikon Café was split into two distinct days — May 18 and 19, with the first day focused on label printing. In a welcome address, executives noted that it is the company’s goal to help businesses better understand how digital technologies impact the market, and how it can help them boost their bottom lines.
With COVID-19 having prevented meeting in person since early 2020, Xeikon is hosting a series of localized events around the world.
The 32nd annual CI Conference will be held in person again this year, May 1-4 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
COLOR22 ended on a high note this year, finishing the conference with two keynotes that helped to bring the ideas together.
The second day of the color management conference – COLOR22 – began with a look at how our emotions and senses are impacted by color.&n
Whether they are press operators or manage national brands, attendees have come together for better, more consistent color.
On January 22-25, 2022, the industry will once more come together in person for the annual color management conference: COLOR22.
With the latest innovations in the world of printed electronics, we move one step closer to the ability to directly print microchips onto paper and plastics. While the technology still has a long way to go, it is a tantalizing glimpse of the future of print.
