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Recycling Times Press Release
The Demand for Color Printing Using Digital Imaging Technology
Edul N. Dalal from Xerox to Speak at Recycling Times Conference@2012
August 2012 More and more people want to print in color. Big business wants color in their reports and communications. Small business wants color in their marketing and correspondence. Families at home want color photos and school assignments. There is a move from monochrome to color in modern society, but the growth of color is dependent on digital imaging technology.Digital imaging technology continues to impact the growth of color printing. Initially aimed at office applications, which continue to be a major component, recent growth has moved into numerous other markets. Production printing for the transactional and graphic communications markets, labels and packaging, signage, and 3-dimensional printing are using the new technologies. Conventional printing technologies which relied on high volumes, low running costs and good image quality have given way to personalized, short-run, economical digital printing. And quality? Digital technology has made, and continues making significant advances in image quality. Further, unique integration with other media and innovative security applications allows digital imaging to seriously challenge conventional color printing technologies.
China has more than 500,000 digital press print shops and kiosks, providing some 700,000 jobs, and generating 50bn RMB (US$7.9bn) revenue every year. Some 500 manufacturers produce hardware and supplies for digital press printing. And what of America, Europe, India, South America and Russia? Digital technology opportunities are booming around the globe.
How will cartridge, printer and copier remanufacturers face the challenge and threat? Is it a crisis or an opportunity?
Edul N. Dalal
On September 23, 2012, Edul N. Dalal will visit China to speak at Conference@2012 on The Growth of Color Printing Based on Digital Imaging Technology.Dalal joined Xerox in 1983 and is a Research Fellow at the Xerox Research Center Webster near Rochester, New York, USA. He has a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Utah. His career at Xerox has included 12 years as Technical Manager. His research interests include color science, image processing, surface science and polymer physics, and during his career at Xerox he has worked in the areas of image quality, color management, workflow, toner design and fusing. He holds 50 US patents and is the author of over 40 technical papers.
Conference@2012 will be held on September 23, 2012 in Zhuhai Holiday Inn. It is estimated 200 industry leaders from 15 countries and regions will attend the conference.
Another OEM—Lexmark International—will also be present. Andrew Gardner, Worldwide Brand Protection Manager at Lexmark, will deliver a keynote presentation at Conference@2012 called An OEM perspective on compatible clone cartridges.
For more information about the conference, please contact:
Jessica Yin
+86 756 3919264
Jessica.Yin@iRecyclingTimes.comAbout Recycling Times Media Corporation
Recycling Times Media Corporation is a leading provider of news and business opportunities for the global remanufacturing industry.
• We publish "Recycling Times" magazine every month in English as well as Chinese;
• We operate CIFEX|RemaxAsia Zhuhai—the largest trade event for the print consumables aftermarket industry in the world, providing a front door opportunity for visitors to visit the hundreds of supplier factories within 50km of the show;
• We broadcast a six minute “inTouch TV News” bulletin every week, reporting on industry news;
• We provide our clients (exhibitors, advertisers, sponsors, readers, browsers and visitors) with the best business experience by publishing efficient, reliable, factual news and editorial and running first class events which educate, inform, network and provide business opportunities for the computer printing industry—particularly the after market sector.
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