Enfocus Managing Director, Wim Fransen chats with Podcast host and industry commentator, Deborah Corn, about the future of print and some of the interesting changes Enfocus is witnessing in the market.
PRESS COVERAGE: Last month our Managing Director, Wim Fransen, sat down with David Zwang, the Contributing Editor at What They Think, to discuss the merits of building a lights out automated workflow through job on-boarding, and preflight and how Enfocus Switch and PitStop play important roles.
Several weeks ago, I completed my second marathon, here in the city Ghent. While training for the 42,198 km (don’t underestimate the extra 198 meters!) and running the actual race, I had a lot of time to think. It’s during this solitary, goal-driven time that the analogy between running a marathon and setting up an automation project suddenly occurred to me. (The things you think of to take your mind off pain!)
Enfocus Managing Director Wim Fransen discusses the importance of automation with INKISH at PRINT 17.
Picture this: You’re reading an article on automation because you’re genuinely interested and respect the people involved. Suddenly you’re giggling like a child because they mention your product. Not only that, they mention it in the best way possible: “Switch is the Swiss Army knife of applications”.
There is no way around it: the future of print lies in automation. Automating print workflows reduces errors, maximizes throughput and allows shorter runs to remain profitable. Jumping onto the automation bandwagon, however, is easier said than done – especially if your printing business is new to the concept. Which boxes should the ultimate print automation software tick? Read on to find out!
