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Moss UK brings expertise to exhibitions
Moss UK has celebrated its first anniversary at London’s historic Tobacco Dock.
The signage specialist has helped bring 37 branding projects to the grade-I listed site, most notable was its Google takeover event which earnt them both a Gold Award and the Best in Show accolade.
This project transformed the dock with more than 1,300sq m of materials, including vinyls, freestanding graphics, and lamp post flags. The partnership has established Tobacco Docks as a sought-after venue for events welcoming notable guests such as Prince William, Bill Gates and Rihanna.
Moss has also installed 430 individual prints at Immerse LDN as part of the F1 exhibition in London. Six rooms were decorated with print and graphical elements including silicon-edged graphic (SEG) fabrics, Foamex boards, neon films and kiss-cut vinyls.
HP launches new scalable printer series more than a product launch.
HP has launched a new series of Latex printers, the FS50 and FS60. The hardware has been designed to upgrade with customer expectations and keep up with technological advances. The scalable platforms will help extend the life and use of the printers without customers needing to purchase a new product. The company has also made its Live Production
software generally available across all its printers, as it helps users manage their workloads remotely.
Daniel Martinez, global head and general manager, of HP Large Format, said: “This announcement is a significant milestone in our innovation strategy, demonstrating our commitment and partnership with our customers. “Introducing the new HP Latex FS50 and FS60 printer series, along with the anticipated availability of Live Production’s new features, is
“These solutions are designed to empower mid-large volume print service providers to embrace the future with state-of-the-art hardware and software solutions, fostering continuous adaptability.
“By enabling their workflows and equipment to
evolve hand in hand with their businesses, these cutting-edge solutions ensure that our customers remain competitive in the ever-changing market.”
• To see Image Reports’ interview with Oscar Vidal about the launch, turn to page 14
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TechGirls come to the front of the class as students join Konica Minolta to celebrate Ada Lovelace Day
Konica Minolta welcomed the next generation of technology specialists to its Girls in Tech event to mark Ada Lovelace Day. The day is an international celebration of the
Moss has served the Tobacco Dock for a year
Print sector of ‘huge importance to economy’
“The print sector and your businesses are of huge importance, not only to the economy but also to other sectors and businesses within them.”
Those were the words of Printing Charity’s president, Baroness Nicky Morgan, as she entertained guests with a speech at the 195th Annual Luncheon.
Her speech also reinforced the message of the charity saying: “Asking for help is the first step towards feeling more prepared for what life throws at you.” The charity’s chair, David Phillips also addressed the attendees. He said: “The Luncheon is an important way for the charity to say ‘thank you’ for all the support the industry has provided us. “We’re proud to have been there for as many people as we have this year, but we know there are more people out there who need our help.” Mr Phillips also read out a message from charity Patron His Majesty the King and updated guest on what has been a busy year for the organisation.
More than 150 guests attended the event at Stationers’ Hall in London on November 14.
achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). Year 8 students from local schools attended the
event held at the company’s Client Engagement Centre (CEC) in Houghton Regis in Bedfordshire. As part of the TechGirls community, Konica Minolta has delivered workshops to girls across
Screen Europe celebrates 50 years in the industry
Printer manufacturer SCREEN Europe invited colleagues and their families to help celebrate half a century in the industry. The company welcomed all to its new offices in Amstelveen in the Netherlands as it reaffirmed its commitment to the future of printing technology. With 50 years in the field, SCREEN Europe has become a trusted partner with more than 190 printing companies, selling over 250 digital inkjet presses across 40 EMEA countries. Bui Burke, senior vice president of sales, said:
“We have come a long way, but our mission stays the same – to improve and advance inkjet printing technology. “Together with our colleagues in Japan, we are pushing the boundaries of this complex technology which has earned us a reputation for delivering reliable, cutting-edge inkjet solutions with industry-leading capabilities.” Yukiyoshi Tanaka, president of SCREEN Graphic Solutions, added: “We are immensely proud of how SCREEN GPEU has grown over the years, continuously reaching new heights since its founding.”
the UK and this event aimed to support students who are about to decide their GCSE options and encourage them to think about career paths towards STEM sectors. Gillian Nuttall, people and culture ESG partner
at Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK), said: “The tech industry continues to face challenges with female representation, and this event is one way we can address this by showcasing the vibrant and dynamic opportunities within the sector.”
CMYUK appoints new EFI technical product manager
CMYUK has promoted invaluable Amira Bouchiba as she continues her nine-year career with the company as EFI technical product manager. Having previously worked as an academy manager, she is widely recognised as one of the leading product specialists in the wide format print industry.
Ms Bouchiba will work closely with the CMYUK sales team to drive EFI investment by aligning the brand’s technical strengths with real-world productivity gains for customers. Additionally, she will work alongside the CMYUK engineering team to deliver customer support and will represent CMYUK and EFI at trade events. Sue Hayward, CMYUK’s commercial director,
said: “Amira’s technical insight and dedication to customer success make her an invaluable asset to our team. “Amira’s commitment to helping customers unlock the full potential of EFI’s technology has consistently driven positive outcomes, and we’re thrilled to see her step into this new role.”
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