John Lacagnina on the Past, Present, and Future of Digital Print

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John Lacagnina on the Past, Present, and Future of Digital Print

John Lacagnina is a digital printing pioneer whose company Entire, founded in the 1980s, was the first to connect high-speed production digital printers to networks for document printing where before they had been connected only to mainframes. He has a rich heritage of innovation between now and then, and most recently started a 3D printing company. Here what he has to say about the past, present, and future of digital print.

Published on November 17, 2020

(Read Cary Sherburne’s story on John Lacagnina here.)

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