TECH TIME: Back shoring and what it means a changing product mix - Sophie Matthews-Paul
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Channel: FESPA · 2016 · Science & Technology
Textiles and ceramics are two of the most dominant market segments where ink-jet production is enabling greater localisation in manufacturing processes. Will digital print generate a shift away from China and the far east by enabling cleaner, more environmentally friendly methods that result in lower waste levels? How are manufacturers benefiting from on-demand opportunities, shorter lead times, faster turnaround from desktop to delivery, and reduced SKUs? Will mass customisation increase significantly the necessity for digital print? The session discusses market moves and how technology shifts are affecting manufacturing volumes and logistics across the world. Chaired by Sophie Matthews-Paul, Consultant at Rockstro Media Services. Read more: http://www.fespa.com/
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