Interactive Print - Augmented Reality

In the future, we may not even need to type; we will send messages back and forth using brainwaves.

You might be tempted to think that interactive print is all about gimmicks. But that would be a mistake.

In today’s always-on, highly competitive marketing landscape a printer can no longer just offer a conventional siloed service offering

When it comes to branding, companies are looking to stand out from the crowd.

Interactive print is the next step for your shop, and you can’t wait to start pushing the boundaries.

Interactive print is really only limited by the imagination of the printer and the brand.

Professor Levenson and former Seybold editor John Parsons are introducing a new, hybrid media approach to book publishing.

In a recent webinar, Victoria K. Stephen, USPS, explains the advantages of pairing a digital marketing campaign with direct mail.

This webinar will illuminate some fundamental business model changes that can assist in getting back to a growth mode.

On Thursday May 11, around 150 Konica Minolta production print users gathered in Vienna for a day of presentations at the inaugural meeting of PROKOM, the Konica Minolta user community. With the focus, at least at first, on users of cut-sheet light to mid-production color and black-and-white digital print, the opportunity for PROKOM is unlike many other user groups, which tend to focus on higher levels of production.