Comparatively new technology, such as HR- and LED-UV curing in commercial printing or KBA PSO-Match console software ensuring “automated” compliance with ProcessStandard Offset, are presented from the user’s perspective, as well as the plans and strategies of printing companies from around the world active in various market segments. In the editorial KBA president and CEO Claus Bolza-Schünemann reports on the progress and initial success of the ongoing implementation of Fit@All, a programme for the realignment of the KBA Group in place since the beginning of 2014. His advice: “We have learned that it is better to actively counter structural shifts in the print industry accelerated by changes in media consumption and new technology than simply hope for the revival of lost markets.”
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