PRINTING United Alliance Announces TAGA Presents Virtual Event

PRINTING United Alliance today announced that registration for the popular event TAGA Presents is now open and free for attendees. TAGA Presents will be held virtually this year on March 11 and March 23 from 2-3:30 pm EST both days. Being headlined by industry notables, the special event provides insight into technology breakthroughs and impacts in printing, graphic communications, and related fields. Being addressed are developments in sustainable packaging, color matching across processes, exploiting data from MIS solutions, and the state of printed and hybrid electronics. Registration for the event can be completed online here.

Over the course of the event, being presented in two 90-minute sessions, attendees will have the unique advantage to learn about the progress in sustainable flexible packaging; how packaging can be used as a profit center to engage consumer interest in new and innovative ways; how to use data from management information systems (MIS) to analyze trends and make smarter decisions; applications driving progress in printed and hybrid electronics; and how to achieve the best color match between print processes.

“We are excited to present a powerful line-up of presenters at TAGA Presents and are pleased to offer this content at no cost to attendees,” said Jim Workman, TAGA Managing Director, and Vice President, Technology and Research, for PRINTING United Alliance. “This is precisely the type of technology-oriented information that TAGA is in existence to disseminate.”

TAGA Presents is a must-attend for print executives, especially those responsible for technology and innovation; product managers, scientists, and researchers at equipment and consumable suppliers; research and technical staff at graphic arts institutes worldwide; university professors and academic researchers; and students majoring in graphic communications, packaging, and related fields. TAGA Presents is supported by Canon, Dow Jones, Esko, GMG, Heidelberg, Konica Minolta, and Sun Chemical.

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