Webinar archive now available 

More than 200 industry professionals and print business owners and managers registered for October 14’s WhatTheyThink LunchNLearn Webinar “The State of Consumables” or “The Changing Supply Chain.”

In this 45-minute session, WhatTheyThink’s Richard Romano and Graphic Arts Alliance (GAA) Managing Director John Braceland looked at how the COVID crisis impacted the print supply chain for inks, plates, and other consumables, as well as the other non-COVID-related forces are impacting the consumables supply chain, as well as what these changes mean for print businesses.

The webinar archive with on-demand playback, audio, and a PDF of the slides, is now available at https://whattheythink.com/webinars/232/.

Upcoming LunchNLearn webinars include:

• October 28—The Labels and Packaging Transformation: A Look Back at 2020, hosted by David Zwang
• November 11—Divisional Graphics: Opportunities Post-COVID, hosted by Richard Romano, panelists TBA
• December 9—Finishing Up the Year: Trends in Binding and Finishing, presented by Trish Witkowski

For more information about these and other WhatTheyThink webinars, please visit http://whattheythink.com/webinars/.

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