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Cary Sherburne's drupa Outlook

Published on February 9, 2012

Frank Romano switches it up and interviews Cary Sherburne for a change. He asks her what makes her most excited about drupa season and what she hopes to see this year.

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Discussion

By Andrew Gordon on Feb 09, 2012

Great interview! I love the chemistry between Frank and Cary.

 

By Don Lowe on Feb 09, 2012

These two professionals are always informative and fun!

 

By Mark Hunt on Feb 10, 2012

Frank and Cary, great discussion as always. Would love to hear your thoughts about how all that wider, faster, shinier inkjet output will be converted into salable products and documents. It will be exciting to see new directions in post press and paper handling at drupa.

 

By Jack Tozer on Feb 15, 2012

What are your thoughts about Benny Landa's webpage announcement: Develops next-generation digital printing technology which enables game changing performance. Targeted for mainstream commercial, packaging and publishing markets, Landa's lineup of digital nanographic printing presses will be unveiled at drupa 2012.

 

By Erik Nikkanen on Feb 15, 2012

Jack, thanks for the heads up on the potential of Benny Landa's efforts. Did some reading on what might happen both in the printing area and in the energy area.

It will be very interesting to see what comes out. I wish there could be people like Landa within the traditional printing industry with his kind of interest and drive to understand the physics and make things better.

Real innovation will always be a surprise. It looks like he might have some for us.

 

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