“The Digital Transition Continues” to be held November 16

Printing technologies have been in a state of transition for the past two decades, driven by declines in print volumes and increases in digital print quality and press speeds. Offset has been transitioning to digital, toner is now transitioning to inkjet, and flexo is holding its own—for now. What is the current status of printing technology transitions—and what will the future hold?

On Wednesday, November 16 at 1 pm ET, join WhatTheyThink’s Richard Romano and Ralf Schlözer as they look at the current state of production output technologies.

What you’ll learn:

• The current state of digital production output technologies—both toner and inkjet.
• The state of the transition from offset to digital.
• Print applications seeing the most movement.
• Notable recent product launches.
• Production inkjet “shopping guides.”

Sponsored by Canon Solutions America, “Print Production Outlook: The Digital Transition Continues” is the latest installment in WhatTheyThink’s monthly half-hour LunchNLearn webinar series.  

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