Category: What they Say

Eddie Williams, managing director, Agfa Graphics UK

Aug 9, 2017 | What they Say

Agfa is starting to sell it’s own branded large-format media in the UK, but what other strategic developments should we expect from the Belgian-based group?

Stuart Fox, director of digital finishing, Esko

Jun 7, 2017 | What they Say

The Kongsberg finishing table is the product everyone recognises from the Esko stable, but can you expect more than go-faster machines in a race to provide PSPs with better integrated workflow solutions?

Jeppe Frandsen, executive vice president industrial and production solutions, Canon Europe

May 5, 2017 | What they Say

In the last issue of Image Reports we reported on the launch of the first printer to use Canon’s much trumpeted UVgel technology. But how does the company’s R&D in this sector fit in with its own overall development strategy?

Jerry Davies, CEO, and Brett Newman, COO, Roland DG UK

Mar 28, 2017 | What they Say

Roland DG is undergoing a transformation to boost turnover and profit. So what does that mean for its customers in wide-format print?

Terry Kawashima, MD, Oki Europe

Mar 6, 2017 | What they Say

It’s less than 18 months since Oki Data Corporation completed the acquisition of Seiko I Infotech, a move that brought it into the large-format digital inkjet arena. So can this sector newbie compete in what is now an established marketplace?

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