SmithersPira Digital Print for Packaging Conference Focuses on Results for Brands and Producers
Published on June 6, 2019
Sean Smyth, Research Analyst at SmithersPira, explains that the focus of the 2019 edition of its Digital Print for Packaging Conference is increasingly on applications rather than print engines—looking at what users are actually creating with the technology, as well as how they can improve workflow.
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