A key aspect of Imagine's growth trajectory comes from adding services that offer value beyond printing.
Dan Marx
Equipment manufacturer swissQprint announced the launch of its Nyala flatbed printer – dubbed the Nyala 5 – which features a completely reconfigured platform.
For Phase 3 Visual Communications in Atlanta, Georgia, additional services have become integral in the company's success.
This episode of wide format weekly includes key trends and opportunities, mergers and acquisitions, direct dye sublimation, and Canon's wallpaper challenge. Happy holidays to all!
We sat down with Peter Schaefer, partner at New Direction Partners, to get his perspective on what wide-format printers need to know about M&A activity.
As the wide-format segment has grown, the quest for companies to differentiate, and to define themselves among the crowd, has become increasingly difficult. And while the segment is highly competitive, it remains strong.
To put a lid on a momentous 2024, the Wide-Format Impressions’ “News Team” offers their impressions on the last twelve months.
Canon USA, Inc.'s John Ingraham, senior marketing specialist, Large Format Solutions, and Angel Georgiou, senior product marketing specialist, sat down to discuss the wallpaper challenge that Canon presented at PRINTING United Expo in Las Vegas.
Mergers and acquisitions in the wide-format space continue to be robust, though the industry and economy make for a changing playing field.
Rich Reamer, senior director of Product Marketing and Planning, Large Format Systems at Canon USA, Inc., sat down with us to discuss Canon's wide-format portfolio and how they address the needs of their large format customers.
One opportunity available for wide-format PSPs and their customers is the ability to print textures or finishes, offering a tactile and/or visual “bonus” when compared to flat printing on a flat substrate.
Victoria Nelson Harris discusses Mimaki's recent Digital Textile Microfactory event, developments in digital textile printing technology, and changes in the textile printing space.
This week's Wide-format Weekly highlights new products, color spaces, a sales superstar, and two valuable views into the interior design space.
Mimaki USA’s Digital Textile Microfactory event, presented October 30 at the company’s Los Angeles, California-area technical center, provided those in attendance with an expansive view of digital textile printing as it stands today.
Marty McGinnis and Bob Swiatek of Trinity Displays discuss the company's work on the Eggo House of Pancakes, and describe why "experience" is a growing part of display work.
