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MMS roundtable highlights on MIS in print management - Vimarsana News

MMS roundtable highlights on MIS in print management

The Mumbai Mudrak Sangh (MMS) hosted the sixth edition of its roundtable conference on 14 April 2023 at MCA Club, BKC, Mumbai. The interactions between eight expert leaders in eight different groups were centred around rethink, redesign and realign.

Entries for PrintWeek Awards 2023 to open in May - Vimarsana News

Entries for PrintWeek Awards 2023 to open in May

The entries for the 2023 edition of the coveted PrintWeek Awards, which honours the best of printing in different segments, will open in May 2023.

Pamex 2023: Alpna highlights offline coater - Vimarsana News

Pamex 2023: Alpna highlights offline coater

It will be wise to venture into packaging segments provided you develop your core competencies, says Vijay K Aggarwal of Alpna Visual Packaging Aids, in an interview with Rahul Kumar

Pamex 2023: DGM highlights the strength of the local presence - Vimarsana News

Pamex 2023: DGM highlights the strength of the local presence

The industry should respect local presence with strong service and spare part support system, says Puneet Aggarwal of DGM Automation, in an interview with Rahul Kumar, as the company showcases its flagship SmartFold folder-gluer

Pamex 2023: Emerging Graphics make sales announcement - Vimarsana News

Pamex 2023: Emerging Graphics make sales announcement

Navi Mumbai-based Emerging Graphics is running live demos of its packaging CAD software from EngView in Bulgaria. Besides the CAD software, it also has graphics software Founder SuperLine and PaSharp, capable of converting raw artwork into print-ready files. There are two other die-cutting machines also on display