Trish Witkowski looks back at 2020

2020 has been the year of imposed flexibility—and a worldwide pandemic made it abundantly clear that diversification is the key to surviving and thriving in uncertain times. From cutting and embellishment, to exciting developments robotics, to some fascinating new offerings in book-of-one bindery automation, in 2020, the finishing category offered a range of opportunities for printers to stand out and expand their offerings.

On Wednesday, December 9, join Trish Witkowski for WhatTheyThink’s LunchNLearn webinar and look back at the year in binding and finishing. This session will last approximately 30 minutes.

What you’ll learn:

• How companies made creative use of their finishing equipment to make PPE and other pandemic-related products
• What categories of finishing equipment were red hot in 2020 and what new products were launched
• What were the latest developments in embellishments

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Finishing Up the Year: Trends in Binding and Finishingis the latest installment in WhatTheyThink’s monthly half-hour LunchNLearn webinar series.

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