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The Key Point Blog

10/04/2017
Bob Leahey
Labelexpo, the biannual tradeshow of the label industry, took place September 25 to 28 in Brussels and, thirty years after its start, it retains its momentum and “giant” status, with over 650 exhibitors and 30,000 visitors, most from Europe but many from Asia, the USA, and Latin America.
10/04/2017
Pat McGrew
Underpinning a very successful LabelExpo 2017 was talk workflow and talk of speed.
10/03/2017
Pat McGrew
Where will printers make money in the future? Some say it will be from digital printing? But digital printing is usurping analog volumes, and analog volumes are not growing. To grow, the printing industry must find new products and new services.
10/02/2017
Eve Padula
This 15 Pages a Day Challenge is a paper-based reading program that’s great for people of all ages and literacy levels.
09/28/2017
Lee Davis

Do You Know about the Many Forms of OCR?

We provide unbiased insights and build responsive tools that are customized for you so that you can focus less on data and more on your customers.
09/27/2017
Ralf Schlozer
The oldest press manufacturer celebrated its 200th anniversary on the 21st of September 2017 at the founding site in Würzburg, Germany.
09/21/2017
Pat McGrew
PRINT 17 made timely return to Chicago as multiple hurricanes impacted the southern United States.
09/20/2017
Ryan McAbee
A robust workflow identifies the issues, automatically fixes as many as possible, and then reports the remaining ones for the operator to inspect.
09/20/2017
Jamie Bsales

Mobile Print Service to Debut in Spring 2018

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09/19/2017
Marlene Orr

From Entry-Level to Enterprise Devices, HP Covers It All

On September 11 in Chicago at its World Partner Forum 2017, HP Inc. introduced the latest additions to its hardware portfolio, consisting of personal LaserJet models to desktop scanners and a series of transactional PageWide Enterprise printers and MFPs.