Should AI be implemented everywhere? Should we always start journeys with a Why? Aric Dromi is a fantastic person, and in this interview, you will understand more about his thinking - but also so much more. This is a super cool film to learn from!

Argos Solutions produce high-quality UV-coaters and present their solutions at Argos Inspiration Days in Brussels March 6th-8th. Argos Solutions is also the company behind the Argos Inspiration Days - sign up at www.argosinspirationdays.com

Argos Inspiration Days 2018 is an event that gives the visitors a great opportunity to see and experience the complete workflow from Creation, Production to Delivery. The event will be held in Brussels at the beautiful car museum AutoWorld. INKISH.TV is the media partner with Argos Solutions and we encourage to go there - have some great days with a lot of knowledge to get and a great networking opportunity! Signup for free tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.fr/e/argos-inspiration-days-tickets-39950332520?aff=eac2

Argos Inspiration Days 2018 in Brussels March 6th-8th. Register for free at www.argosinspirationdays.com.

Sometimes you need a sticker to lift your message. In this episode we look at an array of stickers sent in by Jamie McLaren at DMR Graphics that were part of an "I Voted" campaign with artwork from civically-minded students. There are also examples of other stickers to give you ideas!

Your Print Sample TV host Pat McGrew get's around, and at a recent event with Ricoh, she got a couple of books that were printed with both continues- as well as sheetfed printers. We all know it's possible, but what about the quality? Well, in this 23rd Print Sample TV you get the chance to hear Pat McGrew's opinion - so it's popcorn time. Watch, Like, and Share!

In this inspiring and visually rich presentation, Rune Veile, co-founder of Urban Power, takes the audience on a journey through contemporary Danish urbanism and the challenges shaping our cities. Founded around 12 years ago with two partners, Urban Power works at the intersection of buildings, landscape, and urban planning, guiding clients through complex processes that often span 5, 10, or even 15 years. Many of the projects shown are still evolving—reflecting the long-term nature of meaningful urban transformation. Rune Veile outlines the urgent issues facing Denmark: rising CO₂ emissions from inefficient housing and demolition, biodiversity loss, increasing car dependency, flooding from cloudbursts and sea level rise, and the fundamental challenge of limited land in a small country. Drawing on national statistics, he highlights how each person in Denmark effectively accounts for more than 1,000 square meters of urbanized space when infrastructure, parking, and leftover areas are included. The conclusion is clear: we must use space far more intelligently. Through conceptual proposals and built projects, he demonstrates how Urban Power addresses these challenges by combining functions, reusing existing structures rather than demolishing them, thoughtfully densifying cities, integrating biodiversity into public spaces, and strengthening pedestrian and cyclist connections. Ideas such as a continuous green spine connecting fragmented natural areas across Denmark and a high-speed rail ring transforming the country into a “one-hour city” illustrate how infrastructure and ecology can be reimagined at a national scale. The presentation then moves into concrete examples around Copenhagen and Scandinavia: transforming former shipyard halls into student housing and event spaces; converting outdated office parks into mixed-use residential communities; creating “symbiosis housing” that combines offices, urban farming, kindergartens, and homes within one building; and designing community-oriented housing in wood and low-CO₂ materials. Rune Veile emphasizes identity, social interaction, and shared facilities as essential components of sustainable living—not only reducing emissions but improving quality of life. He also discusses the realities of development, including municipal regulations, affordable housing requirements, and the financial pressures shaping modern cities. Projects range from dense harbor developments to nature-integrated housing in Norway and large-scale visions for entirely new urban districts. The talk concludes on a personal note with the home Rune Veile designed and built for his own family—an experiment in climate adaptation prepared for future flooding. Constructed over three years, the house reflects both technical precision and lived experience, reinforcing his belief that architects must understand every scale of building, from national planning to the smallest construction detail. Throughout the presentation, Rune Veile makes a compelling case that cities are not just part of the climate problem—they are central to the solution. With creativity, long-term thinking, and intelligent use of space, urban environments can become more sustainable, more resilient, and far more livable.

Pat McGrew speaks with April Gray and Kristen Posada from In Living Color Creations, who are excited by the strong presence of robotics and automation at Printing United. Their standout highlight is a giant 3D acrylic printer capable of producing statue-sized pieces—likely a Massivit model—which they say could “print a car.” They note the show is highly relevant to their one-stop shop’s capabilities across 3D, UV, and DTF printing, as well as embroidery, but the massive 3D printer is the clear showstopper for them.

Wayne talks to Antonio regarding Actega's product development in South America and how that market is potentially bringing new products to the USA and to Europe.

During this "OVER THE SKYPE" interview, Antoine Roux, founder of PrintOClck, tells us how his printing online company succeeded in making masks during the confinement period, when stocks were running out all over France, how this health crisis impacted 1/ the behaviour of its customers, 2/ the working methods of its teams and 3/ the reactions of its suppliers and partners. It gives its opinion on the "MADE INFRANCE" put forward by the French authorities and public opinion following the repercussions that such a pandemic had on the French economy and on French printing comapnies in particular. He reveals the criteria for meeting the success of today and tomorrow that are essential in online printing, in Web-to-print, and moreover in this context of health and economic crises triggered by the covid-19. Enjoy! Durant cet entretien « OVER THE SKYPE », passionnant Antoine Roux, fondateur de PrintOClck, nous raconte comment PrintOClock a réussi le tour de force de fabriquer des masques pendant la période de confinement, alors que partout en France les stocks étaient en rupture, comment cette crise sanitaire a impacté 1/le comportement de ses clients, 2/les méthodes de travail de ses équipes et 3/ les réactions de ses fournisseurs et partenaires. Il donne son avis sur le « MADE INFRANCE » mise en avant par les autorités et l’opinion publique suite aux répercussions qu'une telle pandémie a eues sur l’économie et sur les imprimeries françaises en particulier. Il nous révèle les critères pour rencontrer le succès d’aujourd’hui et de demain indispensables dans l’imprimerie en ligne, dans le Web-to-print qui plus est dans ce contexte de crises sanitaire et économique déclenchées par le covid -19. Profitez-en !

Anthony has been the number one ambassador for speed for years, and I want to understand why this is important and how you obtain and motivate the company to also focus on speed. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-thirlby-26b6367/

All the major offset manufacturers have machines that exceed the 20,000 sheets per hour benchmark, but do we really need them? Anthony Thirlby helps printers around the world be as efficient as possible, but are the new fast printing machines something for everybody? We also hear about 20% gains in efficiency, but the reality is that these new machines are WAY more efficient than the machines they replace - and it raises the question about what is more important? There is no question that the newest and fastest machines are engineering marvels, but with more speed and the same order volume, the utilization will be lower. We are curious to hear what the manufacturers think about this and why they believe faster machines are needed - but start here - super interesting discussion!

In this session, Anthony Thirlby talks to Editor Morten B. Reitoft about The New Offsetmachine, which doesn't yet exist—what is important? What is not? LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-thirlby-26b6367/

At Printing United Expo in Orlando, Pat McGrew talks with Anthony Lane from Houston DTF Transfers, who attended the show to explore new equipment and supplier options for his growing DTF printing business. Anthony explains that he was specifically looking for advanced machinery and found what he needed—a six-head printer from HD—along with several new apparel brands for t-shirt fulfillment and production. He says he decided to make the trip from Houston after hearing strong recommendations about the event, seeing extensive online coverage, and receiving invitations from brands he already collaborates with. For Anthony, the visit proved worthwhile, offering valuable insights into the latest DTF technology and opportunities to connect with partners supporting his company’s expansion. His experience underscores that Printing United remains a key destination for DTF professionals seeking innovation and business growth in the garment printing industry.

Mark Vruno is talking to Anthony Aquino from Fujifilm about Fujifilm's 790 series inkjet printer.

The supply chain, as we know, is under pressure since both technology and demand for print changes. At the recent PrintNext19 event we met with Product Manager Michael Thorvaldsson from Antalis. Behind the "Product Manager" title, you'll find a dedication from Antalis to define their role in the future print market. For many years Reel-based paper to i.e., web-offset printing companies have been supplied directly from the mills. The Merchants on the other side has built efficient distributions for the sheetfed offset and digital print market. With the growth in digital web-based printing, the future of distribution is maybe also challenged? Michael Thorvaldsson regularly visits printing companies in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden to ensure both a top-of-mind, but also, and maybe more important to understand the demands printing companies have as well as focusing on the range of substrates that Antalis represents. In this film, Michael Thorvaldsson talks about hybrid paper and some of the challenges of being Antalis.

Raymond Duval is the VP of Sales with Ultimate TechnoGraphics. The company known for Impostrip moved to a new office the day INKISH visited the Montreal-based company. In this film, Ray talks about automation and why it's so important for PSPs all over the world! Enjoy!

In this 'Conversations' with Editor Morten B. Reitoft, HP General Manager Annette Friskopp explains what drives her and how her competitive mindset drives her own ambitions, employees, and the entire company. In this open-minded interview, Annette Friskopp also explains how she was brought to HP to ensure agility and also how she has learned the advantages of both small and even more large organizations. Great conversation, and happy that INKISH got this opportunity at Innovationdays. Enjoy!

Wayne Beckett talks to Annegret Bönemann from foryouandyourcustomers about customer experiences on print websites. Do we know our customers? Do we understand their needs? Are we building trust? Simple questions but are they being asked internally.

Let's talk to a happy customer; always good to hear real stories from the actual users of the equipment. Polish family business Novacode is one of the loyal and larger users of Mark Andy, with 4 machines already in production and always looking to improve and be even more productive and efficient in what they do. Flexo is their game, and they look at the hybrid solutions and consider whether integrating inkjet into an end-to-end solution could fit into their portfolio. LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-kulikowska-ruge-5a2757164/

AI driven print efficiency technology. Link to presentation: https://grafkom.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/WS19/OctoBoost_NC_low.pdf

In this conversation, Morten interviews Anna, an editor from Poland, about her experiences and insights into the Polish printing industry. Anna shares that Poland is known as the "Printing House of Europe" due to its large and active printing industry. Despite Poland being a relatively new member of the EU, it has a significant market, with around 40 million people. The EU's support, particularly in subsidizing printing companies, was not only for business development but also to protect democracy by ensuring the free dissemination of information. Anna discusses the transformation of the Polish printing industry from the communist era, where there were only a few government-controlled printing companies, to a thriving sector with approximately 2,500 companies, contributing significantly to the European GDP. This growth reflects the broader changes in Poland, from a period of limited freedom and technology to becoming a vital part of the European Union and the global printing industry. Anna also reflects on her experiences attending Drupa, the world’s largest printing equipment exhibition, highlighting how the event has evolved. She notes that the upcoming Drupa is expected to be different, with more emphasis on cost-cutting and digital innovations like artificial intelligence and machine learning, indicating a shift in the industry's focus towards more sustainable and technologically advanced practices. This summary encapsulates Anna's journey in the printing industry, the evolution of the printing sector in Poland, and her perspectives on the future of trade shows like Drupa in reflecting industry trends and advancements.

At FESPA Barcelona 2026, Wayne from INKISH speaks with Andy Wauters from SAi about the company’s role in the global large-format print and sign industry. Although often operating behind the scenes through OEM partnerships, SAi has become one of the industry’s major software providers, delivering cloud-based workflow and production solutions for sign making, printing, and cutting applications. The conversation focuses on Flexi, SAi’s flagship software platform, which combines design, print production, and cutting workflows into a single environment. Wauters explains how SAi has evolved from traditional software installations to a fully cloud-based subscription model and how the company integrates with leading OEMs, including Roland, Summa, Epson, Canon, and numerous printer manufacturers worldwide. Together, they discuss the growing importance of software, APIs, automation, and workflow integration in modern print production, as well as SAi’s steady global growth across the sign, graphics, and industrial print markets.