Peer-led sessions across every role help EMEA print leaders tackle AI, automation, workforce challenges and long-term growth.
Registration is open and the full education program is now available for Dscoop Edge Slovenia 2026, taking place June 10–12 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, as the premier Dscoop conference returns to the EMEA region for the first time since before the pandemic.
Built around the theme The Art of Growth, Edge Slovenia is designed for one purpose: helping print leaders make better decisions for what comes next.
Across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, print service providers are facing familiar challenges with new urgency — inflation and economic uncertainty, how to apply AI in practical ways, how to improve workflow and automation without unnecessary complexity, how to attract and retain talent in a tight labor market, and how to build strong cultures that can sustain growth over time.
Edge Slovenia brings those conversations into the open.
Education with impact is central to the program. The conference features more than 40 peer-led sessions across role-based tracks. Sessions are designed for owners, executives, production leaders, IT professionals, operators, sales teams and marketers — with practical insights from HP Industrial Print users who are actively solving these same challenges inside their businesses. The content balances practical takeaways, peer-led insight and forward-looking ideas attendees can bring back to their teams right away.
“This is education built by the community, for the community,” said Peter van Teeseling, executive director of Dscoop. “Our education and conference committees work year-round with feedback from members, partners and HP to understand what people are dealing with right now. The result is a program focused on real business issues, not theory — conversations that help members move faster and make stronger decisions.”
Attendees will hear directly from peers about where AI is creating real value, how workflow improvements reduce friction and waste, how automation changes the economics of production, and what leadership practices help teams stay engaged and high-performing.
All sessions will include live AI-powered interpretation from English into French, German, Italian and Spanish, helping make idea sharing even more accessible across the EMEA region.
The event’s Solutions Showcase is another education area at the event. Featuring Dscoop's year-round partners, the high-energy space presents the latest in presses, software, automation, workflow and finishing solutions. It will be buzzing with live demos, equipment, conversations, and hands-on discovery of tools and technologies shaping the future of digital print.
"The conversations, customer engagement and pace throughout Edge events reinforces what continues to move this industry forward: nonstop performance, trust and partnerships that deliver when it matters most," said Haim Levit, senior vice president and division president, HP Industrial Print.
The momentum for Edge Slovenia follows the strong success of Edge Rockies 2026 in Denver, USA, this spring, where more than 1,000 members of the HP Industrial Print ecosystem gathered for three days of idea sharing, education and collaboration.
Now, that same energy returns to Europe.
"In EMEA especially, Dscoopers have been asking for this return for years. Bringing Edge back to Europe means bringing that collaboration closer to home for so many print leaders who want to grow together," van Teeseling said.
View the full education program and register for Edge Slovenia at http://dscoopedge.com/slovenia
