IR Talks to… Peter Mayhew, MD, LightWords
Peter, your role means you deal with a wide spread of people/organisations, not all of which are within the wide-format print sector, but many of which will impact it somehow.
Read MoreApr 8, 2021 | Talking Point
Peter, your role means you deal with a wide spread of people/organisations, not all of which are within the wide-format print sector, but many of which will impact it somehow.
Read MoreFeb 9, 2021 | Talking Point
The BPIF is looking into the formation of a special interest group for the large-format digital print community. The thinking is that there are gaps in sector information and services that the federation could help fill. Investigating the situation is Marcus Clifford, regional director for the East and South East. I asked him to expand upon the idea, and how wide-format PSPs could help – and benefit.
Read MoreDec 9, 2020 | Talking Point
Covid-19 has knocked everyone for six, but I’ve got to say, the IPIA has been really quick and forceful in its actions. Back in March, and together with the then separate BAPC, it produced an impact statement on the print industry for the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS).
Read MoreOct 12, 2020 | Talking Point
Retail has always been a key market for large-format digital print companies. So how will the sector be impacted by the retail reboot – or lack of? I asked well-known consultant Steve Lister for his take.
Read MoreAug 12, 2020 | Talking Point
Wish you had a crystal ball to tell you how business is going to look post Covid-19? Well, we have the next best thing. Having raised some interesting points in his talk at the Future Print virtual summit, I linked-up with Colin McMahon, research analyst with Keypoint Intelligence, and asked him to expand on some of his key messages. It doesn’t all make for comfortable reading.
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NEC Birmingham, UK • Hall 1
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