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Investegate announcements from Synectics PLC, Directorate Change

Digital Direct Printing Improves Turnaround Times with New POLAR Cutters from Heidelberg

With one cutter dedicated to prepping paper for the press runs and one dedicated to finishing, the company has been able to significantly reduce bottlenecks on the production floor – resulting in faster turnaround times for its customers.

Morgan Stanley is actively assigning former E*Trade executives with new roles in marketing and trading, among other positions.

Position summary The area director of marketing, digital and loyalty (ADMDL) acts as the marketing leader for properties within a designated area in [Europe / Middle East / Africa], with a focus on developing marketing strategies and tactics to support revenue and market share goals, and drive brand awareness by fully leveraging global and continent marketing programs at the property and area level. The ADMDL defines the Area strategy and programming based on the annual EMEA plans for Brand, Ma...

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Airbus has long offered an inflight connectivity backbone on board its aircraft, enabling approved aero ISPs to interface with the architecture to support their airline customers’ various onboard Internet and connected in-seat IFE needs. Pioneered by Airbus and Kid-Systeme in 2007, ALNA – or Airline Network Architecture – was the first inflight connectivity hardware and software system available as linefit on all Airbus aircraft. Now Airbus is inviting a cadre of new wireless partners to ...