Xennia to champion advancements at InPrint 2014

Published On: March 6, 2014

New digital manufacturing solutions at industrial print show from April 8-10

Digitizing industrial printing and deposition processes has transformational benefits, making them more flexible and responsive, more efficient, more environmentally responsible and more profitable. Xennia Technology offers advanced digital manufacturing solutions, and will be participating in the InPrint 2014 industrial print show as a founding partner and sponsor. InPrint, taking place in Hannover, Germany, April 8-10, 2014, is the first trade exhibition solely committed to print technology for industrial manufacturing.

Tim Phillips, marketing manager at Xennia, has been chosen as an InPrint Ambassador along with representatives of other leading companies. He will be speaking at the Functional & Decorative Industrial Print Conference, co-hosted by IMI Europe and ESMA, during the exhibition, with a talk entitled “The Future of Digital Manufacturing is Here.” Xennia is focusing on new industrial manufacturing markets to discover the requirements of potential technology adopters, with the aim of working closely with them to deliver a complete digital manufacturing solution. The existing market for digital industrial print is estimated to be worth $3.8 billion and predicted to grow to $21.6 billion over the next 10 years (Source: I.T. Strategies, for InPrint), suggesting a very significant opportunity for digital adoption.

“Our main ambition for the show is to engage with companies looking to change the way they manufacture by implementing digital technology. Understanding customer requirements is fundamental to our business; we listen, we understand, we design and then we build. It comes naturally to us as a company, as we have an extensive amount of expertise and experience in creating whole application solutions for a huge number of different digital applications. Our experience enables us to develop digital solutions rapidly which deliver against specific customer requirements,” said Phillips.

Source: www.xennia.com