Helping the planet means more than simply talking
I was sitting at my desk recently, looking through a pile of papers when a thought hit me: “Printers are starting to take proper notice of our planet!”
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The print sector must play fair in the game of pricing
The summer is almost over. Is it just me, or did it fly by? Perhaps the tension and anxiety of the last few months’ economic downturn kept our minds on things other than the hot weather. Like keeping presses running. And paying staff on time.
Print’s true potential lies in good training and skills
It was Rajendrakumar Anayath at the Heidelberg Print Media Academy in India who said in PrintWeek MEA several months ago that the MENA region needed to have a system for bridging the gap in terms of securing the right skills without having to outsource skilled labour
Reaping the benefits of print key to development
The recent release of the Arab Media Outlook report not only poses a glimmer of hope in dark times but also throws the spotlight on matters relating to the Arab printing and publishing world that should do more than raise a few eyebrows.
Event gives printers the chance to strengthen ties.
Fresh on the back of the Sign and Graphic Imaging expo last month, next month sees the industry’s biggest event with the launch of Gulf Print and Gulf Pack to be held at the Dubai Airport expo from April 6-9.
Investing in the right staff can mean better quality
As jobs around the world become a scarce commodity with reportedly some 1,500 work permits cancelled in Dubai, UAE everyday, the printing industry i..
