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Heidelberg appoints Graham Higgins to Prinect integration sales role
Heidelberg has promoted Graham Higgins to take on the role of Prinect integration sales representative for the UK and Ireland.
Briefing: Apprenticeship misconceptions need to be overcome
Taking on an apprentice can look like an expensive option with no guaranteed return, but it can prove to be very profitable - for both parties
Wake up to the benefits an apprenticeship can deliver
The decision to take on an apprentice may be a difficult one for many companies, especially SMEs. Some employers think it will be too expensive, too bureaucratic or just irrelevant.
The vexed case of anti-dumping duty
PrintWeek India hosted a discussion between the representative of the All India Federation of Master Printers and TechNova to understand the relative merits of a fair market competition in the digital...
"Print will remain strong," says Trevor Crawford, event director for Ipex South Asia 2011
Keeping in sync with its format that will see live working machinery demonstrations take place in the Indian sub-continent, Ipex South Asia is all set to open doors from September 16-19, 2011 at BEC...
DP Print owner appoints new MD
The parent company of direct mail printer DP Print, Claxson Group, has appointed Roy Pluck to the role of group managing director.
Wyndeham Group enters consultation with Impact staff
Wyndeham Group has entered into consultation with 58 employees at its Basingstoke-based Impact plant, ahead of a proposed closure.
Pindar's Williams retires
Long-serving Pindar technical director Dave Williams retired yesterday (31 August).
Schreier to be president of Drupa 2012 team
Bernhard Schreier, chairman of the management board of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG took over as the president and chairman of the exhibitor's advisory board of Drupa following the resignation of...
Johnston Press targets digitial tie-ups and cuts staff as profits halve
Newspaper publisher Johnston Press has made a move into the online vouchers market as pre-tax profits slumped nearly 50% to 13.8m during the six months to July.