"It will be a fascinating read for print buyers, brand managers, designers and corporate print heads who are interested in the Indian print industry," said Jim James, director of Haymarket Media and publisher of PrintWeek India.
The selection of the 500 firms is based on: size of operation, the technology deployed, print applications and the growth in the past few years.
"The 500 print firms reveal characteristics that set them apart. These are – adoption of technology, alertness to market trends and ability to cater to the print buyer," said James.
Powered by Xerox India, this is the first time PrintWeek India is creating such a publication.
"Xerox is a leading digital print company committed to innovation and excellence. And there's a clear synergy between Xerox India and recognition of the top players," said Vipin Tuteja, executive director of marketing andbusiness support, Xerox India.
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