Komori customers were recognized in 28 different categories for the Gold Ink Awards, including 38 awards for commercial printing, 28 awards for books, 19 awards for magazines, five awards for catalogs, two awards for packaging, and two awards for digital printing.

Komori customers were recognized in 28 different categories for the Gold Ink Awards, including 38 awards for commercial printing, 28 awards for books, 19 awards for magazines, five awards for catalogs, two awards for packaging, and two awards for digital printing.

Many commercial printing companies know they need to do something in order to survive in today’s competitive landscape but they are paralyzed as to what to do, so they do nothing. Doing nothing is not a viable option. Hear from our panel about how they took the risks and made significant investments to redefine their businesses and position themselves for success in the long run.

Many commercial printing companies know they need to do something in order to survive in today’s competitive landscape but they are paralyzed as to what to do, so they do nothing. Doing nothing is not a viable option. Hear from our panel about how they took the risks and made significant investments to redefine their businesses and position themselves for success in the long run.

Many commercial printing companies know they need to do something in order to survive in today’s competitive landscape but they are paralyzed as to what to do, so they do nothing. Doing nothing is not a viable option. Hear from our panel about how they took the risks and made significant investments to redefine their businesses and position themselves for success in the long run.

On this episode of The Week that Was, there’s an update on the Quad-LSC front; Mittera Group purchased select assets of Sprint Denver; Ironmark installed a Komori Lithrone perfector; and we have a firsthand account of Ricoh’s INTERACT 2019.