Features

While he may have fingers in many entrepreneurial pies, Sir John Madejski's commitment to his workforce at the Goodhead Group reveals an optimism for print, discovers Jo Francis

The debate over whether to switch to chemistry-free, and how free of chemistry these plates actually are, is being influenced by increasing environmental pressures, finds Philip Chadwick

Despite some high-profile failures, lean manufacturing is still worth pursuing, says Charles Gubert

In a broad sample of medium-turnover SMEs, it has been shown that freehold commercial property on the balance sheet represents an average of 27% to 32% of a company's total fixed asset value....

Afternoon kick-offs could present printers with attendance problems, suspects Adam Hooker

The latest product identification codes not only bring consumers closer to brand owners, they can also help the latter keep a closer eye on their products, according to Philip Chadwick

At Ipex, everyone professed the importance of environment. PrintWeek India speaks to two green experts in order to understand how to cut down energy use and reduce carbon emissions

With a taste for politics the KCS boss has been campaigning for a fairer sector, finds Helen Morris

The portrait of a printer as fun guy, who refuses to be bogged down by demanding customers, delay in payments, a production process and daily routines. Noel D'cunha and Krutika Mody find out

Atul Dharne, technical head at the Navi Mumbai-based PrintMail says the software helps in producing high impact, personalised communication

The wide-format show hopes to seize on optimism among printers created at Ipex to demonstrate that pushing the boundaries of print is the route to success, finds Philip Chadwick

Sachin Shardul verifies the print performance of printing plates - including history, technology, chemistry and waste in order to help printers make a more informed choice when purchasing

The Plymouth printer has made early gains on the road to continuous improvement, writes Philip Chadwick

MD Steven Brown blasts unsustainable pricing and tells Tim Sheahan that W2P is the future