Gustavo Abundis · Director Marketing Graphic Communications · Xerox · Expografica
At Expográfica in Guadalajara, Gustavo Abundis from Xerox Mexico speaks with Editor Morten B. Reitoft from INKISH about the company’s nearly 65-year history in Mexico, the continued growth of digital printing, and the importance of differentiation in today’s commercial print market. The conversation explores the success of Xerox’s Iridesse production press platform, with close to 30 installations in Mexico already, many using six-color configurations to create metallic effects, expanded color gamut applications, and security-enhanced print products.
The interview also looks at how digital printing continues taking share from conventional production while evolving alongside offset technologies rather than simply replacing them. Gustavo Abundis discusses Xerox’s renewed product strategy, including the introduction of Kyocera-based inkjet technology, and why combining toner and inkjet solutions gives printers more flexibility to handle different volumes and applications.
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Teresa González · Gerente de Mercandotecnic...
At Expográfica in Guadalajara, Tere González, Marketing Manager at Konica Minolta, speaks with Claudia Mendoza Angeles, Editor in Chief of Revista El Impresor, about the company’s latest digital production technologies and the growing opportunities across commercial print, labels, packaging, and book production. The conversation explores Konica Minolta’s broad portfolio of sheetfed and roll-to-roll digital printing systems, including the official launch of the AccurioLabel platform and additional high-speed production technologies showcased at the exhibition. Tere González explains how Konica Minolta continues focusing on high print quality, expanded media capabilities, and production flexibility across multiple market segments. From synthetic substrates and flexible packaging applications to high-speed monochrome and color production, the interview highlights how the company combines Japanese engineering with a growing focus on industrial applications and production efficiency in the Mexican market.