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Keypoint Intelligence Group Director, Head of Consulting Riley McNulty joined a group of industry experts on Episode 4 of Digital Printer Podcast "Data: The Lifeblood of Print?" to teach us how to make the most out of data.

Keypoint Intelligence President & CEO Anthony Sci shares perspectives on where digital and industrial print are heading, the role of automation and software in improving efficiency, and how intelligence-led decision-making is becoming a competitive advantage for printers and suppliers alike.

In this episode, FuturePrint Co-Founder Marcus Timson spoke with Mark Boyt, one of the print industry’s most experienced and respected analysts, now Principal Analyst at Keypoint Intelligence. With more than four decades in print across 3M, Xerox and now Keypoint, Mark brings a unique, long-view perspective on how technology, culture and economics shape the sector’s evolution.

The textile, apparel and wide-format sectors are undergoing rapid change — driven by shifting customer demands, sustainability pressures, price compression, automation and the arrival of AI-powered workflows. In this episode of printconnect, we unpack the forces behind this industry-wide reset with two experts from Keypoint Intelligence.

In another mind-opening episode of AI Everywhere, hosts Alexia Morgan and Lindsey Naples of Keypoint Intelligence’s Publishing Group discuss the concept of immortality through artificial intelligence (AI). From Black Mirror thought experiments to Bicentennial Man’s emotional journey, they ponder just how far AI can go and whether eternal life comes with a download button—and would it be worth it?

With the end of traditional print drivers on the horizon, organizations face both opportunities and challenges in adopting the Windows Modern Print Platform. Keypoint Intelligence Analysts Keith Haas and Ilya Reutsky speak with Chris Tickler, Chief Technologist at NT-ware, about misconceptions around the platform, migration challenges, security, enterprise readiness, and how solutions like uniFLOW are already supporting this industry-wide shift.

In this special edition of the FuturePrint Podcast, recorded just after a bustling week at Labelexpo in Barcelona, we sit down with three leading analysts from Keypoint Intelligence: Jeff Wettersten, Charles Lissenburg, and Marc Mascara. Together, they unpack the latest trends shaping the labels and packaging industry, drawing on insights from across the show floor.

The print industry stands at a transformative junction in 2025, facing challenges that demand innovative solutions and strategic thinking. Keypoint Intelligence CEO Anthony Sci takes us deep into the forces reshaping print businesses worldwide, offering valuable perspective on navigating these turbulent waters.

Using Keypoint Intelligence’s IT Decision Makers survey as a springboard, our very own Anne Valaitis and Carl Schell are joined by colleague Jamie Bsales to discuss where organizations are in their digital maturity. 

Professor Gunter Saunders sits down with Keypoint Intelligence’s Mark Davis to discuss his position as a leader in technology and innovation at the University of Westminster, London. 

Charles Lissenburg, European Sales Director at Keypoint Intelligence joins FuturePrint Podcast for a compelling exploration of the print industry’s evolving landscape.

German Sacristan, Group Director of Digital Printing Production Services at Keypoint Intelligence, joined the printconnect podcast for an insightful discussion on Print’s Digital Evolution: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities.

In a world where sustainability is discussed ever more frequently, for good or bad, print vendors believe that remanufactured devices are critical moving forward—and we agree. Here, in short time but great detail, Keypoint Intelligence’s David Sweetnam and Carl Schell discuss a new certification program around reman devices as well as device series, along with why the time is right for this level of testing.

Jeff Wettersten, Head of Labels and Packaging at Keypoint Intelligence, joins FuturePrint Podcast to explore why digital printing has yet to gain a strong foothold in the packaging industry.