Xerox has reaffirmed its leadership position in Quocirca’s 2024 Cloud Print Services Landscape report, a vendor evaluation of the worldwide cloud print services market. Within the report, Xerox is positioned ahead of all competitors in both strategic vision and depth of service with its cloud service offerings.
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Koenig & Bauer Takes Positive Drupa Summary
Digital innovations generated enthusiasm among visitors
Presentation of the world's fastest medium-format sheetfed offset press
Great interest in end-to-end solutions in packaging production
Daily demonstrations and panel discussions on packaging workflow, digitalisation, commercial, CI flexo and digital printing
Extraordinary order intake situation: around 250 million euros marketed since end of May 2024
Highly successful showing at drupa makes HEIDELBERG confident about prospects for financial year 2024/2025
Targets for financial year 2023/2024 achieved – sales and adjusted EBITDA margin stable at € 2.4 billion and 7.2 percent respectively
Free cash flow excluding special items at highest level for over ten years
Incoming orders recover thanks to drupa printing trade show
Collaboration with Canon in growing industrial inkjet printing sector
Outlook for FY 2024/2025 – sales and EBITDA to match previous year’s level despite economic policy uncertainties
WAN-IFRA and DistriPress announce strategic merger to strengthen the industry leadership
WAN-IFRA, the World Association of News Publishers, and DistriPress are thrilled to announce their strategic merger in a landmark move poised to reshape the industry landscape. This union combines both associations' strengths and resources and drives innovative initiatives within the industry. .
Celebrating the global print industry: Record number of deals signed at drupa 2024
drupa 2024 exceeded all expectations. It received top marks from visitors from all over the world, who left the trade fair with new ideas and clear prospects for the future. Numerous contracts signed and technological innovations inspired the print and packaging industry.
WPCF announces new president
The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) is delighted to announce Mr. Byung-Soon Kim as its new President. Mr. Kim, an experienced professional in the graphical sector, brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to his new role.
Legendary Drupa visitor and industry co-creator: Augusto Monteiro visits POLAR in Hall 1
Drupa 2024 welcomes a special guest of honour: Augusto Monteiro, founder and owner of the Portuguese company Grafopel, is visiting the renowned trade fair in Düsseldorf. Monteiro, who has been attending the event without interruption since the second Drupa in 1954, will honour POLAR Cutting Technologies GmbH with his presence at Stand B41 in Hall 1.
Print4All returns to Fiera Milano in May 2025: The market confirms its confidence in the appointment
Sign-ups are growing: many leading international brands are already on board. Against the backdrop of a market that is showing positive signs, this system project has the support of leading national and international players from the entire supply chain
Dragons and eagles spotted at drupa stand. Why Ricoh in Hall 8a at drupa cannot be missed
By John Blyth, Ricoh Graphic Communications, Ricoh Europe
The Ricoh stand at drupa has been the subject of a lot of attention.
It’s bold, colourful design is as distinctive as it is striking. Quite unlike anything else to be found in the sprawling Messe showground with its 17 halls.
Many visitors to the bustling booth in Hall 8A have been asking about the stand’s design. What is the story behind this remarkable space?
WAN-IFRA Announced Winners of the 2024 Digital Media Awards Worldwide
The winners of WAN-IFRA’s prestigious annual Digital Media Awards Worldwide, recognising outstanding achievements in digital media by the news industry, were announced in Copenhagen on the 27th May during a ceremony at the 75th World News Media Congress.
Twenty-year anniversary and early retirement
DCOS was founded 2004 by four partners with a passion for automation and a strong belief that automation for printing presses can be done much less complex, more sophisticated, more efficient and more cost effective. For the most part, what was available on the market at that time was based on older concepts & technologies, proprietary components and this industry could not keep up with other less conservative industries.