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drupa cube
Conference Programme
May 31 – June 10 2016
Düsseldorf/Germany
Agenda subject to change
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drupa cube
engage | educate | entertain
The drupa cube is the conference programme at drupa 2016, with the theme
Touch the Future. Featuring leaders from the worlds of innovation, design, creativity
and technology, the cube offers attendees a glimpse into the future of print.
Inspirational, future-facing presentations from
visionaries, each with a worldwide reputation
in their field. Presenters will share their insights
on the future of print, innovation and the
customer in this ‘new age’ of communications.
These sessions are free of charge.
Invitation-only, strategic discussions aimed at board
level attendees. These sessions will help business leaders
as they navigate their organisations through times of
change and market consolidation.
These sessions are invite only.
These sessions will look at innovation trends and best
practice in the global print marketplace across a wide
range of areas. They will appeal to anyone tasked with
leading a team to deliver improved performance and
higher levels of service and address the concerns and
‘care abouts’ of management attendees.
Led by The Medici Group, drupa Innovation Partner 2016:
Where does innovation sit in your organisation?
These sessions will put innovation in the hands of the
audience — demonstrating that innovation is the concern
of every individual, regardless of role, function, and
expertise. It is by tearing down preconceived notions
and barriers between diverse fields, cultures, concepts
and disciplines that we have the best chance of finding
breakthrough innovation. This idea is central to Medici’s
Intersectional Thinking approach. Attendees will
participate in an interactive experience that puts the
powerW&V
of Intersectional
Thinking
to work.
Creative
Day
TheseW&V
sessions
are free of charge.
Creative
Day
EDP Awards
EDP isAwards
This session
invite only.
Organic and Printed Electronics
Organic
and (OE-A)
Printed Electronics
Association
Association (OE-A)
Two half day sessions with the following themes:
Printed Electronics & Smart Packaging
Printed Electronics Technologies & Applications
W&V Creative Day
Industry leaders, innovators and analysts will share
their perspectives on technology trends in print in these
interactive sessions.
Technology gladiator sessions: Innovation has
resulted in technologies converging on similar
print applications. These sessions will address key
considerations between two apparently competing
technologies. These engaging debates between two
industry champions will be moderated by either a well
known print journalist or analyst.
There is a charge for these sessions.
EDP Awards
Association (OE-A)
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May 31st – June 10th 2016
Tues 31 May
11.00
Wed 1 June
Thurs 2 June
Keynote
11.00 - 11.45
Business Evolution
11.00 - 11.30
Keynote
11.00 - 11.45
Touching
the Future
Selling into
New Markets
Touching
the Vision
Frans Johansson
The Medici Group
Ronen Zioni
HP
Frans Johansson
The Medici Group
BREAK (11.30 – 11.45)
BREAK (11.45 – 12.00)
12.00
C-Level
12.00 – 12.45
Creating the
Capacity
to Innovate
Frans Johansson
The Medici Group
Invite Only
VIP reception
12.45 – 13.30
13.00
Innovation @
the Intersection
11.45 – 12.45
Innovative
Approaches to New
Markets
C-Level
12.00 – 12.45
Blazing the Trail
to Business Growth
Frans Johansson
The Medici Group
Invite Only
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
BREAK
(12.45 – 13.00)
VIP reception
12.45 – 13.30
Hosted by
The Medici Group
Hosted by
The Medici Group
Invite Only
BREAK (11.45 – 12.00)
Business Evolution
13.00 – 13.45
Invite Only
TrendLab
Jordan Wade
Freeman XP
BREAK
(13.30 – 14.15)
BREAK
(13.30 – 14.00)
14.00
Printed Electronics
& Smart Packaging
with OE-A
14:10 - 14.30
Martin Glatz
Karl Knauer
Christoph Stehmann
Pitney Bowes
BREAK (14.30 – 14.45)
15.00
BREAK
(13.45 – 16.00)
14:30 – 14.50
Wolfgang Mildner
MSWtech
The Role of
Large Formats
14:50 – 15.10
Dr. Jeremy
Burroughes
CDT
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
15:10 –15.30
Dr. Ralf Zichner
TU Chemnitz /
Fraunhofer ENAS
15:30 - 15-50
Kaz Lawler
PakSense
BREAK (15.45 – 16.00)
16.00
Technology
16.00 – 16.30
EDP Awards
16.00 onwards
Invite Only
Sun 5 June
10.00 - 10.45
Einlass,
Registrierung und
Begrüßungskaffee
10.45 - 11.00
Opening Session
by W&V
11.00 – 11.20
Keynote
Wolf Ingomar Faecks
GWA
11.20 – 11.50
Print in the
Customer Journey
Feodor von Wedel
Hogarth Worldwide
11.50 – 12.20
Innovation / Print
Product – Best
Practice
Prof. Dr. Arved Hübler
TU Chemnitz
12.20 – 12.50
Lunch break and
networking
Business Evolution
11.45 – 12.15
Technology
11.45 – 12.15
The Sustainable
Enterprise
Smart Technologies,
Print and the
Internet of Things
Bill Adams
CANFOR
BREAK (12.15 –12.30)
Mitko Vasilev
CISCO
BREAK (12.15 –12.30)
Business Evolution
12.30 – 13.00
Business Evolution
12.30 – 13.00
Investment and
Acquisition Planning
for Business Growth
New Business Models
for Print
Jay Mandarino
CJ Graphics
Chris Bondy
RIT
12.50 – 13.20
Keynote
Matteo Bologna,
Mucca Design
13.20 – 13.40
Print als das neue
Premium!
Eugen Kern,
Geometry Global
International
Innovation Best Cases:
14.00 – 14.15
Mathias Wahlberg,
Meganews
14.15 – 14.30
Melissa Snover,
Katjes Fassin
14.30 – 14.45
Preethi Mariappan,
Razorfish
3D Hub - Future of
Print Panel:
14.50 – 15.30
Bastian Schäfer,
Airbus
Karsten Warrink,
AmberMedia,
Superstaff +
jubelkind GmbH
Annette Häfelinger,
Serviceplan Design
BREAK
(13.00 – 14.00)
BREAK
(13.00 – 14.00)
Business Evolution
14.00 – 14.30
Technology
14.00 – 14.30
Choose Sustainability
– While You Still Can
Leveraging Hybrid
Technologies for
Print Growth
Steve Wicks
The Green Print
Consultancy
BREAK (14.30 – 14.45)
Chris Bondy
RIT
BREAK (14.30 – 14.45)
Technology
14.45 – 15.45
Technology
14.45 – 15.15
Digital vs Flexo in
Packaging and
Point of Sale
Gladiator Session
Touching the
Future of 3D Print
Lilach Sapir
Massivit 3D Printing
Moderator:
Sean Smyth
Smithers Pira.
Steve Billow, EFI
Dr Martin Dreher,
DFTA
15.45 - 16.00
Drinks and
Guided Tours
16.00 – 16.45
Guided Tour 1
Prospects for
Printing in the
Packaging market
17.00 – 17.45
Guided Tour 2
Dominic Cakebread
Smithers Pira
16.30
END
Sat 4 June
W&V Creative Day
13.40 – 14.00
Coffee
Business Evolution
14.00 – 14.30
Getting It Right.
Management Lessons
from Winning
Companies
Innovation @
the Intersection
14.45 – 15.45
Fri 3 June
END
END
END
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Mon 6 June
11.00
Keynote
11.00 - 11.45
Engaging and
Entertaining
the Customer of Today
Silas Amos
12.00
Printed Electronics
- Technologies &
Applications
with OE-A
11:00 –11.20
Dr. Michael Korell
Evonik
Mr Bergmeister, Redbull
Matt Leese, SGS Co
11:20 – 11.40
Thomas Kolbusch
Coatema
BREAK (11.45 – 12.00)
11:40 – 12.00
Dr Edward Holland
Fujifilm Dimatix
C-Level
12.00 – 12.45
What’s The Big Idea?
Silas Amos
13.00
Tues 7 June
12:00 – 12.20
Stan Farnsworth
NovaCentrix
12:20 – 12.40
Andrea Glawe
Asia-Pacific
Kroenert
Weds 8 June
Thurs 9 June
Fri 10 June
Keynote
11.00 - 11.45
Business Evolution
11.00 – 11.30
Technology
11.00 – 11.30
Designing the Future
– How Will the Fittest
Survive in the Age of
Blended Reality?
Service Diversification How to Cash In on
New Services
Impact of the Cloud
on Print Production
and More
Neil Falconer
Print Futures
Simon Lewis
HP
Shane Wall
HP
BREAK (11.30 – 11.45)
BREAK (11.45 – 12.00)
C-Level
12.00 – 12.45
Challenging The Vision For
Print at a Leadership Level
Shane Wall
HP
Technology
11.45 – 12.45
Gladiator Session
Inkjet vs Toner Technologies
Gareth Ward, Eurographics
Mark Stephenson, Fujifilm
Filip Weymans, Xeikon
BREAK (11.30 – 11.45)
Innovation @ the Intersection
11.45 – 12.45
Beyond Paper –
Dynamic Story Telling
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
12:40 – 13.00
Milan Saalmink
Holst Centre
BREAK
(12.45 – 13.30)
BREAK
(12.45 – 14.00)
BREAK
(12.45 – 14.15)
14.00
Innovation @
the Intersection
13.30 – 14.30
Smart Technologies
and Print
Technology
14.15 – 14.45
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
Ink Logistics and
the Lean Workflow
BREAK (14.30 – 14.45)
Søren Maarssø and
Maarten Hummelen GSE
Dispensing
Business Evolution
14.45 – 15.45
15.00
BREAK (14.00 – 14.15)
Winning Customer
Attention and Trust in
the Multi-Channel World
Ulbe Jelluma
Print Power
BREAK (14.45 – 15.00)
Technology
15.00 – 15.30
The Vision of Inline
Digital Print for Labels
Chuck Pemble
Datalase
BREAK (15.30 – 15.45)
BREAK (15.45 – 16.00)
16.00
Technology
16.00 – 16.30
The Economics of
Using Ink Jet Technology
for Digital Production
Steve Knight
Digital Direct
Technologies
16.30
Innovation @
the Intersection
15.45 – 16.45
The Role of Packaging
in the Customer Journey
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
Business Evolution
14.00 – 14.30
Better Business Planning
and Operations
Nick Benkovich
EFI
BREAK (14.30 – 14.45)
Technology
14.45 – 15.45
Inkjet vs Offset in
Commercial Printing,
Gladiator Session
Business Evolution
14.15 – 14.45
Talent is The Key
to Success
Quintin Schevernels
Author
BREAK (14.45 – 15.00)
Innovation @
the Intersection
15.00 – 16.00
Host: Gareth Ward,
Eurographic Press
3D Print: Hope or Hype?
Speakers:
Bob Usher
Apex Digital
Ryan Van Echo
The Medici Group
Mark Hinder
Konica, Minolta
BREAK (15.45 – 16.00)
Business Evolution
16.00 – 16.30
Innovation - Can It Be
For Everybody?
Enrico Deluchi
Canon Italia
Sessions & speakers | Tuesday May 31st
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11.00 - 11.45
Touching The Future –
What Happens When
a Technology Revolution Meets
a Thousand Year Old Industry?
All major breakthroughs have happened at the intersection of
different industries and fields – this has never been truer than
for the world of printing. Join Frans Johansson, one of the
world’s most influential thought leaders, on a journey to the
heart of innovation. Learn about the explosion of new ideas
that occur there – and how you can bring these ideas to life.
Discover how to innovate during one of the most fast-paced
eras in this industry’s history.
Speaker: Frans Johansson,
CEO, The Medici Group
An author, entrepreneur and consultant,
Frans Johansson has spoken to audiences worldwide,
from the boardrooms of large corporations to villages
in developing countries. His debut book, The Medici
Effect, shattered assumptions about how great ideas
happen. His latest book, The Click Moment, obliterates
the idea that in business you can strategize, plan,
and analyze your way to success. Born and raised
in Sweden, Frans has founded a software startup, a
healthcare firm, and a hedge fund. He is the founder
and CEO of The Medici Group. Frans holds a B.S.
from Brown University and an M.B.A. from Harvard
Business School.
12.00 - 12.45
Creating The Capacity
to Innovate –
Foster Innovation Across
Your Business
Invite only
As you evolve services and technical capabilities how much
should you innovate around business models and process? How
do you instill a mentality of innovation into an organization and
culture? Within your company, how can you ensure that your
strategy, marketing, sales, product development and services
teams all embrace new approaches and innovate for growth?
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14.00 - 14.30
Getting It Right –
Management Lessons From
Winning Companies
High performing companies share a desire to win and a strong
culture of excellence; the agility to continually regroup; and
humility, to admit when things need to change. They use
people, data and technology to empower their employees and
customers. They focus on getting it right and eliminating risk.
Accuracy and precision are everything. Pitney Bowes, once a
company best known for franking machines, is now a global
technology leader with a high performance culture. Christoph
Stehmann, Executive Vice President for Pitney Bowes, shares
his experience with stories, anecdotes and advice to amuse,
inspire and motivate business leaders.
Speaker: ChristophStehmann,
Pitney Bowes, Executive Vice President
Christoph Stehmann leads Pitney Bowes’ global
production mail and presort services businesses, as
well as the Pitney Bowes Global Strategy Team. He is
also a Director of the company’s joint venture, Inlet.
Christoph joined Pitney Bowes in 2003, and has held
senior roles including Chief Operating Officer of Digital
Commerce Solutions and President of Ecommerce and
Shipping Solutions.
Before joining Pitney Bowes, Christoph worked for
Danzas (now part of DHL), and spent eight years at
McKinsey & Company. Christoph holds a diploma in
Business Administration and a Ph.D. in Economics
from the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland.
14.45 - 15.45
The Role of Large Formats
If you want to drive and deliver innovation but don’t know
where to start, this is the session for you. Learn the tools and
skills used by some of the world’s most innovative companies
and transform your capacity to innovate with The Medici Group
when we discuss The Role of Large Formats.
Speaker: Ryan Van Echo
Consultant, The Medici Group
Ryan Van Echo is a consultant with The Medici Group,
with key responsibility for organizing and driving
client projects to success. In addition, he is part of
Medici’s Coaching Team where he advises clients
through the critical proof-of-concept phase of the
innovation process. Through his hands-on work, Ryan
has a deep understanding of Medici’s Intersectional
Thinking approach, and has led discussions with
senior executive leaders from organizations such as
Disney, ESPN, and Alcon.
Ryan brings a diverse perspective and set of
skills from his career, which ranges from program
management, engineering, and academic research.
Most recently, he was was a project leader with
UMT Consulting Group working with pharmaceutical
and engineering clients to help them optimize and
manage project workflows and decision making. Ryan holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and
Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of
Illinois and an M.S. in Biomedical Engineering from
Columbia University. Agenda subject to change
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16.00 - 16.30
Prospects for Printing in
the Packaging Market
Driven on the one hand by brand owners’ increasing demands
for greater differentiation, personalisation and a more
engaging relationship with consumers and on the other
hand by the increasing availability of new and disruptive
technologies, the printing requirements for the global
packaging industry are expected to undergo major change
over the next 5-10 years with ever higher quality and faster
digital printing expected to take share from traditional printing
methods. In this presentation Dominic examines where the
best opportunities and barriers to growth lie and how the
printing industry can best meet the future demands of the
global packaging sector.
Speaker: Dominic Cakebread,
Head of Packaging Consultancy
Smithers Pira
Dominic has 34 years’ experience in international
marketing research and consultancy, specialising in
supply and demand side analysis and forecasting of
the packaging industry. An expert in international
packaging, Dominic has worked with clients
throughout the value chain covering a wide range
of research and consulting assignments. Dominic
has a BA Honours Degree in German & Dutch from
the University of London, holds the Diploma of the
Institute of Packaging (UK Packaging Society), is a
Certified Member of the Market Research Society
and has managed over 500 international marketing
research and consulting projects.
Sessions & speakers | Wednesday June 1st
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11.00 - 11.30
Selling Into New Markets
Selling into new markets may seem the biggest challenge we
all are faced with when growing our businesses profitably.
But one thing is certain, we all need new markets and new
business to remain competitive, to differentiate ourselves
and to create new profit streams to enable our companies to
grow to the next level. The session will cover key trends and
market tendencies, looking at opportunities for growth, Ronen
will share several case studies with the audience and address
selling to both existing customers and net new ones from
within the graphics arts industry.
Speaker: Ronen Zioni
EMEA Graphic Solutions Business
Marketing Director, HP
Ronen Zioni is the Marketing Director for the Graphics
Solution Business in EMEA
Ronen has been in the Graphics industry for the last
15 years, serving in a variety of roles in global product
marketing in Scitex headquarters in Israel, as well as
regional sales & business management across Europe.
Ronen holds a University degree in Economics &
Business Management from the Bar-Ilhan University
Tel Aviv. Ronen is based in Barcelona headquarters of
HP Graphics Solutions Business
11.45 - 12.45
Innovative Approaches
to New Markets
when we discuss Innovative Approaches to New Markets.
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13.00 - 13.45
Trendlab
These are the times to re-imagine how we do things by
using new approaches, applying new tools and creating new
opportunities. Not only do we identify trends, we test them
and apply them in real world scenarios. By exploring trends,
applying them...and sometimes creating them, we help invent
the future by helping you and your business.
The FXP Trend Lab is a place designed to address these
challenges and more. We have created an innovation incubator
that examines trends, creates ideas and contributes to a better
tomorrow. However, it all begins with today.
Utilizing the right trends can further drive brand affinity,
loyalty and advocacy, whilst playing a critical role in influencing
overall marketing campaigns. It is our identification,
understanding and application of trends which helps us raise
the bar on brand experiences. We help invent the future by
helping you generate tomorrow’s headlines.
The purpose of this workshop is to take a break from the
narrow focus of the tactical day to day and employ a wider lens
to imagine and ultimately design the future trajectory of brand
experience. The FXP Trend Lab will initiate the journey and
unlock new possibilities.
Speaker: Jordan Waid
VP, Experience Design International
Freeman XP
An inspired thought leader, Jordan’s creative vision,
insight, and conceptual thinking starts and ends with
a user-centric approach. His passion lies in creating
compelling stories and satisfying the need to invent
everything from new scenarios, new concepts, new
rules, and new ways of thinking. Jordan has a unique
background in architecture, digital media, and ﬁlm,
which allows him to constantly challenge experiential
communication models with fresh ideas that engage
at all levels for some of the biggest brands on the
planet.
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W&V Creative Day
16.00
EDP Awards
Awards presentation
Association (OE-A)
The EDP Award is Europe´s most prestigious
independent technology contest. In this competition
the European Digital Press Association honors the
best developments in digital print production tools,
software developments, substrates, inks, materials and
finishing systems. Every year an independent jury and
experts of the 20 leading trade magazines on digital
production select the best product and award the
winners with a trophy – … Strolling through the drupa
exhibition halls you might see EDP Awards prominently
displayed on winning exhibits.
EDP Association was formed in 2006 and now consists
of 20 leading trade magazines, covering more than
half a million of specialized service providers and
their suppliers in 26 countries of Europe. For more
information on the EDP Association and the best of
category products please visit www.edp-awards.org.
Sessions & speakers | Thursday June 2nd
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11.00 - 11.45
Touching The Vision –
The 7 critical rules for innovative
leaders around the world
What are the key rules for leaders to create breakthrough?
In this provocative talk, Frans Johansson, CEO for The Medici
Group and the worldwide leader on innovation, will explore
the most pervasive traps facing the print-industry. How do you
avoid them and how do you use those critical rules to create
your vision of the future? Which leaders and companies have
succeeded in exploiting opportunities when technologies,
industries and applications collide?
An author, entrepreneur and consultant,
Frans Johansson has spoken to audiences worldwide,
from the boardrooms of large corporations to villages
in developing countries. His debut book, The Medici
Effect, shattered assumptions about how great ideas
happen. His latest book, The Click Moment, obliterates
the idea that in business you can strategize, plan,
and analyze your way to success. Born and raised
in Sweden, Frans has founded a software startup, a
healthcare firm, and a hedge fund. He is the founder
and CEO of The Medici Group. Frans holds a B.S.
from Brown University and an M.B.A. from Harvard
Business School.
12.00 - 12.45
Blazing The Trail
To Business Growth
How can you rapidly reorient your organization for
innovative growth? The era of 2-3 year timelines in creating
incremental change has gone forever. We are now in a
hyper-cycle where new ideas need to be created, selected
and executed on a monthly basis or faster. How do you instill
this innovative heartbeat into your organization? How do you
avoid the seduction of using ROI in making every innovative
decision - when you know that the future cannot be measured
that easily?
The Medici Group, CEO
W&V Creative Day
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EDP Awards
14.10 - 14.30
Association (OE-A)
Packaging of The Future:
How to Enthuse Consumers
by Multi-Sensual and
Smart Packaging
Speaker: Martin Glatz
Vice President Sales, Marketing, Research and
Development, Member of the Management Board,
Karl Knauer
Martin Glatz, 52, Vice President Sales, Marketing, Research
Make a difference in packaging design, create emotions and
build brand image exploiting latest neuro-marketing insights
Use the untapped potential of the “multi-sensual packaging
creation 3.0” and reach an unexpected POS impact
Create added value in packaging using the latest solutions in
printed electronics, 3D-print and VR
and Development, Member of the Management Board
at Karl Knauer, Germany. Happily married, 3 daugthers,
Graduate Industrial Engineer for Printing, Marketing
and Design, 2 years experience in Event and Promotion
Management. He worked 10 years for Procter & Gamble
as a Design Manager Packaging, Artwork Manager and
Print Quality Manager EMEA, and since 14 years he drives
forward the “impressively different” products and services
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of Karl Knauer, as one of the most innovative European
packaging suppliers in his role as Sales & Marketing
Manager and since 2015 also as R&D Manager.
EDP Awards
14.30 - 14.50
Association (OE-A)
Printed Electronics Enables
Interactive Packaging of the IoE
• Smart functionality: Thin, flexible, lightweight
• integrated sensors, light and logic
•H
ybrid integration enables silicon performance (e.g. for NFC
Communication)
Speaker:Wolfgang Mildner
CEO, MSWtech
Wolfgang Mildner is the Managing Director of MSWtech in
Stein / Germany (www.mswtech.de).
MSWtech was founded 1983 as Software development and
Consulting company.
Today MSWtech supports companies to find value in new
technologies – especially printed electronics.
Wolfgang was Managing Director of PolyIC (a leading
company for Printed electronics) from 2004 – 2014.
Before, he worked in various business positions for
Siemens (New business development, Business responsible
for Industrial PC’s, Failsafe PLS’s and other). There, he was
responsible for a number of projects turning promising
technologies into business.
Wolfgang Mildner studied Computer Science at the
Technical University of Erlangen.
Wolfgang Mildner is member of the Organic Electronics
Association/VDMA and General Chair of LOPEC (largest
event for Printed Electronics). He is also member of the
Executive Advisory Board of TU Munich’s MBA Program.
W&V Creative Day
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EDP Awards
14.50 - 15.10
Association (OE-A)
Printed Flexible OLED Displays
for Low Cost Appilcations
Most organic light emitting diode (OLED) research and
development has focused on achieving performances required
for televisions. This application requires very long operational
lifetimes and to achieve this air sensitive cathodes are used.
At CDT our printed flexible OLED displays use an OLED device
architecture that does not rely on these cathodes. This
technology is focused on alternative display markets such as
point of sale advertising. We will present the latest red, green,
blue and white devices, discuss the simple fabrication process
and show examples of our prototypes.
Speaker: Dr. Jeremy Burroughes
CTO, CDT
Jeremy Burroughes FRS, FREng, FIET, FInstP, is the Chief
Technology Officer at Cambridge Display Technology Ltd.
Dr Burroughes made the first observation of light
emission from solution processable conjugated polymers.
A patent was filed by Dr Burroughes and his research
fellows shortly afterwards. This resulted in Cambridge
Display Technology Ltd, being spun-out from the
University of Cambridge.
Dr Burroughes current responsibilities at CDT are New
Technology (a technology scouting and feasibility activity),
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Intellectual Property and Business Innovation.
He has also worked at T. J. Watson Research Center,
IBM and Toshiba Cambridge Research Centre, Toshiba
Corporation as a researcher, working principally in GaAs
EDP Awards
15.10 - 15.30
Association (OE-A)
Ready for the Packaging Market:
Printed, Reliable and
Wireless Identification of
Versatile Products
Speaker:Dr. Ralf Zichner, Researcher
Fraunhofer ENAS
Ralf Zichner holds a Dr.-Ing. degree in Electrical
• Authentic, Wireless Identification of Products
Engineering. Since 2009 he is a researcher at the
•C
ustomized UHF-RFID Antennas, mass-printed with the
colored boxes
Fraunhofer Institute for Electronic Nano Systems ENAS,
• Enabling the Reliable Automation of Warehousing
• Enabling the Internet of Everything (IoE)
and Si opto-electronic device technologies.
Chemnitz. 2013 he became a postdoc. His main research
focuses on design, simulation, printing and experimental
analysis of Radio-Frequency components like antennas,
filters, etc.
W&V Creative Day
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EDP Awards
15.30 - 15.50
Association (OE-A)
Intelligent Monitoring in the
Food Cold-Chain
•M
any supply chains need intelligent monitoring, particularly
the food supply chain.
• Flexible electronics empowers intelligent monitoring.
• Monitoring data provides insight for improvements
Speaker: Kaz Lawler
CTO, PakSense
As a technologist, Kaz Lawler bridges industries to bring
together diverse technologies and people to produce
unique, customer-focused solutions. Over his many years
of product and process development, Mr. Lawler has
successfully supervised new product development and
installations teams worldwide for a variety of industries,
and has been awarded more than 20 US and international
patents across multiple technology disciplines. Mr. Lawler
is also well-versed in project management, customer
support, food safety, and transportation logistics.
Participating in its founding, Mr. Lawler is currently the
CTO of PakSense in Boise, Idaho.
Sessions & speakers | Friday June 3rd
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W&V Creative Day
10.00EDP
- 10.45
Awards
Einlass, Registrierung und Begrüßungskaffee
10.45Organic
- 11.00
and Printed Electronics
Association
Opening Session by W&V(OE-A)
Visionary Keynote
11.00 – 11.20
Wertschätzung durch Wertschöpfung
Wolf Ingomar Faecks, Präsident, GWA
Print in Customer Journey
11.20 – 11.50
How can I be disruptive in my category? Print in der Customer Journey und im
Kundenentscheidungsprozess
Feodor von Wedel, Managing Director, Hogarth Worldwide Germany, Switzerland,
Austria
Innovation / Print Product – Best Practice
11.50 – 12.20
Neue elektronische Papiermedien: Das T-Book – wenn Seiten sprechen können
Prof. Dr. Arved Hübler, Professor für Printmedientechnik, TU Chemnitz
12.20 – 12.50
Fingerfood & Networking Break
International & Inspiration Keynote
12.50 – 13.20
The (not so) hidden power of Typography in Branding - creating powerful,
transformative brand experience (English)
Matteo Bologna, President, TDC Typo Directors Club & Founding Partner + Creative
Director, Mucca Design (U.S.)
Print als das neue Premium!
13.20 – 13.40
Best of ddp Award - ausgezeichnete Print-Cases beim Deutschen Dialogmarketingpreis 2016
Eugen Kern, Juryvorsitzender, ddp & Managing Director, geometry global
Sessions & speakers | Friday June 3rd
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13.40 – 14.00
Coffee, Drinks and Networking
International Innovation – Best Cases
14.00 – 14.15
Meganews Kiosk- The Renaissance of Paper (English)
Mathias Wahlberg, CEO, Meganews (Sweden)
14.15 – 14.30
Best Case Katjes: Turning 3D printing technology into Retail Magic! (English)
Melissa Snover, Managing Director, Katjes Fassin UK Ltd (UK)
14.30 – 14.45
Augmented Print - Audi TT Brochure Hack (English)
Preethi Mariappan, Chief Creative Officer, Razorfish Deutschland (tbc)
Q&A
3D Hub - Future of Print Panel
14.50 – 15.30
3D and beyond: Driving the Next Industrial Revolution
Bastian Schäfer, Innovation Manager, Airbus
Karsten Warrink, Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter, AmberMedia, Superstaff +
jubelkind GmbH
Annette Häfelinger, Sprecherin, DDC & Geschäftsführerin, Serviceplan Design
München
15.45 - 16.00
Coffee, Drinks & Start Guided Tours
16.00 – 16.45
Guided Tour 1
17.00 – 17.45
Guided Tour 2
Sessions & speakers | Saturday June 4th
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11.45 - 12.15
The Sustainable Enterprise –
Product Innovation Through
Advanced Quality Assurance and
Partnering with Customers
Pulp fibers from sustainably managed forests are an essential
component for responsible manufacturing. Wood fiber offers
exciting opportunities for innovation in product development
and, as the only renewable, sustainable material, it will be
increasingly important in supporting the global mandate
for reducing our carbon footprint. Canfor Pulp applies
advanced technology to analyse and evaluate pulp quality
in support of improved product quality performance with
on-line fiber analysis and advanced high-resolution cameras.
This high quality assurance supports Canfor Pulp’s specialty
markets and product innovation focus. It complements their
experience in partnering with customers who demand highest
quality fibers to support product innovation. Whether you’re
directly involved in pulp or not this session promises to deliver
invaluable insights on partnering with customers to achieve
the very best.
Speaker: Bill Adams,
Senior Director, Sustainability and Innovation
for Canfor Pulp
Bill Adams is responsible for leading innovation and
sustainability for Canfor Pulp. As part of Canfor’s
Executive Team, Bill leads their R&D initiatives,
Sustainable Enterprise branding and global technical
service team to support the 1.4 million tonnes of
pulp and paper manufactured in the company’s
British Columbia facilities. He has worked in a wide
range of leadership roles in engineering, operations
and corporate development in both Canada and
the United States over the past 29 years with
Weyerhaeuser and Domtar before joining Canfor in
2014. Bill has a degree in mechanical engineering
and a master’s degree in chemical engineering from
the University of British Columbia and an MBA in
International Management from APIU.
12.30 - 13.00
Investment and Acquisition
Planning for Business Growth
Jay Mandarino, President and CEO of C.J. Graphics, provides a
real-world view on investing for your business and increasing
the value of your company at the same time.
Speaker: Jay Mandarino,
President and CEO, CJ Graphics
Jay will discuss the opportunities, advantages, struggles
and challenges of securing investment capital, or acting as
a buyer or seller of mergers and acquisitions. With a unique
perspective on issues concerning both buyer and seller,
Mandarino has served as an M&A facilitator for at least 25
proposals between third parties trying to reach a purchase
agreement. He has also tripled the size of his own print
operation, with ten acquisitions over the last five years. His
interactive session will include an extended Q&A period to
address any attendee questions. Don’t hold back as Jay will
answer anything you ask!
Jay Mandarino oversees the daily operations of
As President & CEO of The C.J. Group of Companies,
29 companies, including his Not-for-Profit ventures,
with total sales reaching over $35 million.
Jay’s founding company, C.J. Graphics Inc., is an
award winning print company in North America.
Jay was recently named Canada’s Printing Leader
of the Year. His accolades include Canada’s Printer
of the Year, making the list of 100 Most Profitable
Companies Entrepreneur of the Year, and has
appeared in numerous magazines and speaks
internationally on several topics.
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14.00 - 14.30
Choose Sustainability –
While You Still Can
Changes in environmental legislation are coming –
will your business be ahead of the game?
Speaker: Steve Wicks,
Greenprint Consultancy
The U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris in December 2015
reached a new binding agreement, hailed by Francois Hollande
as “a revolution for climate change”. But it will be businesses
which will carry much of the responsibility and the cost for
reducing greenhouse gas emissions as governments look to
industry to fulfil their obligations under the new agreement.
Instead of seeing sustainability as a cost, progressive
businesses can choose to be ahead of the game, building a
strong ethical platform to enhance customer perception and
loyalty and driving out cost by reducing waste and increasing
efficiency. This discussion will cover the pros and cons of
adopting sustainable business practices.
Steve has a wealth of experience in the printing
industry, having worked at board level in commercial
and production roles encompassing contract,
commercial, packaging and security printing. After
setting up print management company Leanprint
in 2004, he changed the focus of the business to
offer environmentally responsible print production
and re-branded as Greenprint Consultancy in 2007,
gaining ISO14001 environmental certification. Steve was freelance project manager for the highly
successful PrintIT! schools engagement programme
and also acts as a consultant for businesses looking to
implement or maintain ISO standards.
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Technology Gladiator Session
Digital vs. Flexo
in Packaging and Point Of Sale
Flexo dominates packaging but has been usurped in display
and POS where inkjet has grabbed value and opened new
opportunities. Will the same happen in packaging, or does
analogue offer insurmountable advantages of cost and quality?
Speaker: Sean Smyth, Marketing Analyst,
Smithers Pira
Sean Smyth is Print Consultant at Smithers Pira,
the worldwide authority on the packaging, paper
and print industry supply chains.
There are many reasons to maintain the status quo. Spot
colours and print quality are important, there are ink
migration/food safety concerns and in flexible multi-layer
constructions and coatings must be compatible with the toner
or inks in digital. But digital offers new opportunities – cost
effective short runs, versioning and personalisation that can
be tailored to locations or events, increasing the consumer
engagement. drupa will see new digital packaging production
systems, along with the latest analogue offerings – be open
and make your mind up which provides the best future
business opportunities.
Sean has spent over 30 years in the industry in senior
technology positions for a variety of print businesses
across the supply chain, in hands on and consultancy
roles. After completing his PhD in Chemistry he joined
the industry as an ink chemist in 1980, formulating
UV inks and coatings and trying to support them in
many print companies.
In 1992 Sean obtained his MBA, self-financed through
the Open Business School.
Speaker: Steve Billow, VP and CTO
EFI Inkjet Solutions EFI
Steve Billow is VP and CTO for EFI Inkjet Solutions
EFI, a business leading the transformation of
industrial printing from analog to digital. Mr. Billow,
an inkjet technologist since 1998, has held various
functions critical to inkjet fundamentals since joining
EFI in 2011, and previously at Kodak and various
startup organizations. At EFI, Mr. Billow is responsible
for charting the technical course for EFI’s products
and innovations in industrial inkjet printing.
Mr. Billow holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in Chemical
Engineering from Clarkson University and the
University of Rochester, respectively. He also earned
a M.S. degree in Systems Design and Management
from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Speaker: Dr Martin Dreher, Professor,
DFTA
Sessions & speakers | Sunday June 5th
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11.45 - 12.15
Smart Technologies,
Print and The Internet
of Things
Speaker: Mitko Vasilev, CTO
CIsco Innovation Centre
In 4 years the Internet of Things (IoT) will connect 50 Billion
‘things’ to IoT platforms. This movement will change how the
traditional industries understand and serve their customers.
Mitko is co-Founder and CTO of openBerlin,
Today the superb online companies Netflix, Amazon, Facebook
and others use online analytics to create their new products.
They are highly competitive but is just the beginning.
He has lived and worked in Emerging and
The 50B connected things and their data will provide insight on
what we do and want 24/7/365. New technology and business
models will emerge.
In 2013 Mitko moved to live in Berlin to create
This will be a practical talk on what can be done today in order
to be part of the change.
Mitko is doing due-diligence with Cisco Investments
Cisco Innovation Center. Mitko has worked in
high technologies since 1996.
European countries focusing on building new
markets and ecosystems.
the openBerlin project. He brings customers,
partners, startups and communities together.
and partnering VCs. He is active supporter of
Open Data, Open Source and Open Hardware.
12.30 - 13.00
New Business Models
For Print
Economic, cultural, and technological change have had a
dramatic impact on print and publishing. Print companies that
successfully interpret market needs and expand portfolios to
incorporate digital print technologies will be positioned for
growth and minimal effects of commoditization.
This session explores how traditional “print-centric”
businesses can expand to incorporate services such as, content
management, data analytics, Web-procurement, and fulfilment.
Attendees will hear of print-centric firms that implemented new
business models to generate profitable revenue streams as well
as those who seek growth opportunities in adjacent markets
such as packaging.
Speaker: Chris Bondy,
Professor, Raleigh Institute of Technology
Chris Bondy is the Gannett Distinguished Professor
at RIT’s School of Media Sciences and co-author of
the industry renowned book; “Unsquaring The Wheel”.
Chris designs/teaches industry-relevant courses
in cross-media, imaging, project management, and
database publishing.
With over 3 decades of industry experience, Chris
has worked as a supplier, service-provider, and
educator, in; strategy/business development,
product development/planning, workflow process
reengineering, and direct marketing.
Chris is also Principal, Quest Consulting Solutions,
where he is an idustry speaker/trainer/consultant,
leading consulting initiatves in strategy development,
workflow integration, and research. He holds patents
with Xerox and Kodak in variable data printing and
workflow optimization methodologies.
Sessions & speakers | Sunday June 5th
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14.00-14.30
Leveraging Hybrid Technologies
for Print Growth
Changes in print technologies provide opportunities
for graphic communications, print, and publishing
firms to utilise a diverse range of printing solutions.
Traditional “printers” are in a unique position to deploy
content across a variety of hybrid workflows that meet
market needs for timely, high-quality, and cost effective
communications.
Speaker: Chris Bondy,
Professor, Raleigh Institute of Technology
In this session we explore digital print technologies
available for a digital savvy marketplace. Attendees
will learn how to better determine the specific benefits
and overall ‘fit’ of digital and hybrid print technology for
target print applications.
and database publishing.
Chris Bondy is the Gannett Distinguished Professor
at RIT’s School of Media Sciences and co-author of
the industry renowned book; “Unsquaring The Wheel”.
Chris designs/teaches industry-relevant courses in
cross-media, imaging, project management,
With over 3 decades of industry experience,
Chris has worked as a supplier, service-provider,
and educator, in; strategy/business development,
product development/planning, workflow process
reengineering and direct marketing.
Chris is also Principal, Quest Consulting Solutions,
where he is an idustry speaker/trainer/consultant,
leading consulting initiatves in strategy development,
workflow integration, and research. He holds patents
with Xerox and Kodak in variable data printing and
workflow optimization methodologies.
14.45 - 15.15
Touching the Future of 3D Print
3D printing is now a relevant technology for print service
providers! This session demonstrates why and how. Lilach will
share her vision for applications and services that are now
feasible with super-sized 3D printing and examine potential
future developments. We’ll hear how 2D and 3D capabilities can
compliment one another and combine to deliver great visuals.
Lilach will look at applications in advertising, promotions,
themed environments, exhibition and brand experience markets
and offer perspectives for those who want to add another
dimension to their business. Brands looking to improve the
effectiveness and efficiency of their marketing may also find
this session a very interesting eye opener.
Speaker: Lilach Sapir,
VP Marketing & BD,
Massivit 3D Printing Technologies
Ms. Sapir has led product strategy and marketing
for Massivit since its launch in 2013. She has 17
years of experience in marketing and management
positions in the Graphic Arts market. Prior to Massivit
she served in a wide range of industry leadership
positions including VP for Products at Scitex Vision
(and a member of the top management), Director of
Ink Business at HP Scitex, and Consumables Product
Manager at Landa Digital Printing.
Ms. Sapir holds a Bachelor degree (cum laude) in Law
(LLB) and Accounting and an MBA in Marketing and
Finance, both from Tel Aviv University.
Sessions & speakers | Monday June 6th
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11.00 - 11.45
Engaging and Entertaining
the Customer of Today
This talk highlights the creative, cultural and commercial
opportunities technology is opening up for brands through
print. And while we all face the future, what are the timeless
truths that can guide our evolution and ensure that we adapt in
ways that will help our brands and business thrive?
How can print best integrate with our increasing use of web
and digital data? What makes it relevant, and why do these
interesting times we work in present a golden opportunity?
Speaker: Silas Amos.
Silas has 25+ years experience as a designer and
strategic partner for global FMCG companies.. He
was a founder employee for global design agency
jkr, working as designer, then Creative Planner and
ultimately Strategic Director for the London and New
York studios. He created and evolved design thinking
and visual identities for including AB InBev, Bacardi,
Diageo, Heinz, Mars, Unilever and HP.
Along the way he wrote a couple of books sharing
points of view on brands, design, marketing and their
combined value out there in the world.
Now running his own business, still working with
Unilever, HP and a range of fantastic agencies he helps
create, interpret and express insight and strategy
through design literate eyes. 12.00 - 12.45
What’s The Big Idea?
Amidst a blizzard of innovation and new marketing and agency
paradigms ideas are no less important, but it’s increasingly
easy to loose them in the wind. How do we best match new
technological opportunities to existing ideas? How do we
choose the right horse to back? Who do we look to for the
creative spark? And how get them out into the world? And is
being first mover really and advantage or a handicap? Who is
doing it well, and what are the pitfalls? Silas will be joined for
this discussion by Michael Bergmeister, Head of Production at
Red Bull and Matt Leese from the agency SGS International.
Speaker: Silas Amos.
Panel member: Michael Bergmeister,
Head of Production, Red Bull
Panel member: Matt Leese,
SGS International
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13.30 - 14.30
Smart Technologies
and Print
when we discuss Smart Technologies and Print.
Columbia University. 14.45 - 15.45
Winning Customer Attention and
Trust in the Multi-Channel World
Today’s world is an always-on world. Consumers consult their
smart phone or other digital devices numerous times per hour
to see whether mail, Twitter, Facebook or other online channels
require their attention. The internet increasingly determines
our lives. With the information overload consumers are looking
for credible and trustworthy sources of information.
This presentation will show how print, by triggering all senses,
gains attention and commands trust. aAnd how print, via
various types of connectivity (QR codes, Augmented
Reality, Near Field Communication), supports integrated
advertising campaigns.
Speaker: Ulbe Jelluma,
Print Media Evangelist, Print Power
Ulbe Jelluma is the European Marketing Director
for Print Power, an organisation promoting the use
of print media across Europe. With a background in
marketing and advertising (Ogilvy, TBWA and BBDO)
and a working experience with some of the largest
companies in the graphic sector, he has built-up a
thorough understanding of the sector. His work over
the years include projects and advertising campaigns
for companies such as Sappi Europe, Agfa Graphics,
Kodak Europe, Ricoh Europe and HP/Scitex.
Ulbe is a past member of the Board of the Belgian
Marketing Association and a winner of the EFFIE
award for effective advertising.
Ulbe has been involved with Print Power since its
launch in 2009.
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The Economics of Using Inkjet
Technology for Digital Production
Inkjet technology adoption is driven by economics and print
quality. Unless we achieve both, the adoption process stalls. In
many industries we have passed the tipping point and inkjet
now dominates. Inkjet is used outside the graphics market for
the production of ceramic tiles, textiles, laminate flooring and
many other items. Quality requirements and economics vary
by industry, however a driving factor in cost calculations is the
business upheaval that potentially changes print runs from tens
or hundreds of thousands to one. For some, changes in skill
sets required to run and manage digital print, the introduction
of digital print in businesses that are new to print or pre-press
have created a steep learning curve.
To find true economic advantage we must move away from
traditional business models focussed on ROI and ink prices and
consider re-engineering the business to exploit a new era of
manufacturing and print.
Speaker: Steve Knight,
Director, Digital Direct Technologies
Steve Knight is a Director of Digital Direct
Technologies (digital-direct.eu) and co-founder of The
Inkjet Conference (TheIJC.com). He has a background
in electronic engineering and has been involved in
the development support sales and marketing of
disruptive technologies to industries using imaging
technology. Since 1986. Prior to setting up Digital
Direct Technologies in 2010 Steve worked for leading
companies in a variety of roles in global positions as
well as consulting for numerous companies on the
development and launch of digital print equipment.
Steve can be contacted on steve@digital-direct.eu or
Steve@theijc.com.
Digital Direct Technologies Ltd is a provider of
electronic systems for driving inkjet printheads.
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Sessions & speakers | Tuesday June 7th
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Association (OE-A)
A New Energy Storage
Technology for
the Internet-of-Things
Speaker: Dr. Michael Korell,
Project Manager – Intraprenuer,
Evonik Creavis GmbH
The Internet-of-Things is slowly but forcefully beginning to
materialize. Already today, we see quite a broad variety of
implementations of so-called smart objects. Applications
both in our personal as well as our professional environment
have developed, building on the capability to communicate in
a network.
Dr. Michael Korell began his professional career in
Every communication requires energy. Until now, such smart
objects are being powered by conventional energy storage
devices. But these conventional technologies often do not
meet the requirements of such new applications. Creavis, the
strategic innovation unit of Evonik, is taking a detailed look at
the requirements and is discussing a new approach towards
the development and commercialization of new energy storage
materials for the Internet-of-Things.
2006 and 2008, he worked as Head of the Specialty
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1996 as a team leader in Research and Development
at the former Hüls AG in Marl. In 1999 he took over the
position of Business Development Manager and later
Director Marketing & Business Development at Degussa
Corporation in Parsippany, USA. Afterwards, between
Building Blocks Product Line of the former Building
Blocks Business Unit at the Marl site. From mid-2008 until
the end of 2012, Michael Korell was Head of Innovation
Management Adhesive Resins & Sealants of the Coating
& Adhesive Resins Business Line. At the end of 2012
Michael Korell won the Coatings & Additives business
unit’s Corporate Intrapreneurship Award and was given the
opportunity to completely focus his work on his proposal
for a new materials technology for energy storage for the
internet of things. At the beginning of 2014 he transferred
together with the project to Evonik’s strategic innovation
11.20 - 11.40
Association (OE-A)
Process Technologies for Printed
Electronics: An Overview of the
Latest Trends and Developments
In this talk, the author will describe the needed R2R core
technologies such as coating, printing and laminating. Also,
the presentation will provide a deeper look into processes like
UV nanoimprint lithography, thermal nanoimprint lithography,
laser patterning, and high accuracy registration control for
these processes.
unit Evonik Creavis, where he heads an interdisciplinary
team for the technical development and commercialization
of the new technology.
Speaker:Thomas Kolbusch,
Vice President, Coatema
Thomas Kolbusch is Vice President of Coatema Coating
Machinery GmbH. Since 1999 he has been working for
Coatema Coating Machinery GmbH in different positions.
His responsibilities are marketing, sales and business
development. He is a member of the board of directors of
the OE-A (Organic Electronics Association). In the OE-A,
he leads a working group, which is dedicated to “Upscaling Production -- from Lab to Fab” and is chairman
of the LOPEC exhibition. He is a member of the board of
directors of COPT.NRW, a local association in Germany on
printed electronics. Thomas studied Business Economics
at the Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences and got
his degree as a business economist in 1997. He worked
for 3M, Germany and the alpi GmbH in Germany, before
starting at Coatema GmbH.
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Association (OE-A)
Opportunities and Challenges
of Inkjet Expansion
• Silicon MEMS Enable Expansion in Many Directions
• Is Printed Electronics Made for Inkjet?
• Future Application Scenarios
Speaker: Ed Holland,
Materials scientist, FUJIFILM Dimatix
Ed Holland is a Scientist/Engineer in the Materials
Deposition Development Group at FUJIFILM Dimatix.
He Joined the Dimatix team in April 2016 to identify
and facilitate opportunities for deposition of functional
materials using inkjet technology.
Holland has a diverse technical background including
physics, materials science, process development and
manufacturing equipment design. His extensive
research and development experience includes flexible
electronics, nanomaterials, solar energy and organic
electroactive materials.
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Durham University, UK.
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Association (OE-A)
Advanced Conductive Inks
and Photonic Curing:
Enabling Functional Labels
and Packaging on Paper
and Plastic Films
Speaker:Stan Farnsworth, Vice President
Marketing, NovaCentrix
Stan Farnsworth is VP of Marketing at NovaCentrix and
has been with the company since its inception in 1999. He
is also currently serving as Vice Chair North America as an
· Silver and copper inks for paper and plastic
elected advisory board member of the OE-A, the leading
· Suitable for inkjet, screen, flexo, gravure, and others
international association for printed and large-area
· Cost analysis of adding electronic functionality
· Photonic Curing for faster drying and better electronics on
low-temperature materials
flexible electronics. He received his undergraduate degree
in mechanical engineering from Rice University and a
master’s degree in heat transfer and fluid mechanics from
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Association (OE-A)
Challenging Developments
for Advanced R2R Printing
Application for
Organic Electronics
• Increasing applications for large scale application for
organic electronics
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argest OPV coating and printing line was delivered to
CSEM Brazil
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rinting methods to develop coated and printed
products with encapsulated coating lines under clean room
atmosphere
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• Increasing market for printed electronic with respect to
NFC technology and similar applications as well
Speaker:Andrea Glawe,
Regional Sales Director Asia-Pacific, Kroenert
Andrea Glawe started her career as scientific assistant and
project leader for the Textile Research Institute Plauen
GmbH between 1992 and 1993 and for the Textile Research
Institute Thüringen-Vogtland e.V. Greiz between 1993 and
2001.
From 2001 to 2011 she worked as Deputy sales director
with responsibility for technical sales and project
management at Coatema Coating Machinery GmbH in
Dormagen. Between 2011 and 2012 she was R&D leader
DRYTEC GmbH & Co KG in Norderstedt.
Between February 2012 and September 2015 Andrea
Glawe worked as Director R&D for all R&D activities of the
KROENERT group in Hamburg and was also responsible for
Business Development.
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Since October 2015 she is responsible as Regional Sales
Director for the Asian / Pacific market at KROENERT.
Association (OE-A)
Printed Electronic Applications:
From Concept to Pilot Production
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olst Centre is a one stop shop for printed electronics:
functionality, printing and component integration; from
prototyping to pilot production.
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sing inkjet printing for prototyping we can quickly optimize
print designs after which we use screen printing (S2S, R2R)
for up scaling and or pilot production.
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uture and current developments are going to stretchable
and wearable applications.
Speaker:Milan Saalmink,
Process Engineer, Holst Centre
Milan Saalmink obtained his B.Sc degree in polymer
chemistry in 2000 and subsequently joined Philips
Research, in the group of Polymers and Organic
Chemistry. He worked in various projects related to LCD,
multilayer optical data storage and micro contact printing
as well as (bio) chemical sensors. In 2007 he joined Holst
Centre and started working on lamination and integration
technologies for flexible systems. Since 2015 he is process
engineer for screen printing, focusing on improvement of
the printing processes and upscaling.
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Ink Logistics and
The Lean Workflow
Shorter production runs, high running costs and stringent
quality demands in packaging and label printing have made
waste elimination a top priority.
Speaker: Maarten Hummelen,
CEO, GSE Dispensing
Automating ink logistics, from the ink’s arrival at the plant to
printing, can deliver a waste-free and productive workflow,
increase ink yield up to 30 per cent, and save thousands of
hours’ set-up time.
Maarten Hummelen co-owns the GSE Group,
Two companies driving ink automation are GSE Dispensing,
supplier of dispensing, proofing and ink systems, and TRESU
Group, provider of flexo technology.
Together they will present all aspects of ink technologies and
the benefits of automatically controlling the ink supply from
the bucket to press, using closed ink and coating circulation
systems to optimise pressure, flow rate and viscosity.
consisting of GSE Dispensing, world leader in ink and
paste management solutions for the graphics, textiles
and coating industries, and Print Proof Solutions,
supplying flexo printers with cost and time-saving
proofing solutions. His management expertise is
the result of over 20 years in business-to-business
solutions sales, marketing and operations. Before the
management buy-out of the ink dispensing activities
from Stork Prints in 2006, he held a number of
marketing, sales and purchasing positions within
the Stork Group. As Marketing Director, he has
responsibility for GSE Group’s marketing, customer
service, process improvement and product functions.
Maarten has an M.Sc. in Business Administration from
University of Twente (The Netherlands).
Speaker: Søren Maarssø,
Chief Operating Officer, TRESU Group
Søren Maarssø has over 20 years’ experience in
senior management and engineering roles at the
TRESU Group. Søren led the development of printing
and converting lines for the liquid food packaging
and lottery market, backed by integrated service
programmes. This resulted in sales of over 75
multi-station presses to global customers including
TetraPak. As COO since 2008, Søren has overseen
the group restructure following its acquisition of
a Danish financial investor, the broadening of its
flexo ancillary offering, and the development of
in-line coating systems for the digital market. Søren
graduated in Mechanical Science and Engineering
Business Administration from VIA University College
in Denmark.
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15.00 - 15.30
The Vision Of Inline
Digital Print For Labels
This presentation will give FMCG brand owners and printers
an insight into the digitisation of the customer experience and
the changing shape of the print and labelling sectors now and in
the future.
The need for late stage customisation and personalisation of
products and packaging is increasing in the highly competitive
and complex fast moving consumer goods industries. Digital
technologies are not only changing the way that brands
communicate with consumers, they are changing the future of
the print and labelling industry.
DataLase inline digital technology enables graphics and
labelling to be integrated into pack designs at the point packing
and filling to create greater consumer engagement. The inline
digital technology enables greater labelling and graphics
placement flexibility than ever before.
In the future, labels will need to provide even more
information than they do now, but striking the need for more
product information with attractive pack appearance is a
delicate balance.
Speaker: Chuck Pemble.
VP Business Development, North America
Chuck Pemble is a 1988 graduate of St. Anselm
College, Manchester NH, USA, where he earned a
Liberal Arts degree. He is a husband and a father to
four young boys and currently resides in Haverhill,
Massachusetts. During the past 25 years Chuck has
held various positions in sales and marketing. Five
years employed by Square D Company, a leader
in automation and specialty controls equipment
to improve efficiencies at the manufacturing and
production floor levels. Twelve years at Domino
Printing Sciences, a global leader in product
identification equipment used to help end users track,
identify and protect their product brands and for the
last ten years as the North American Vice President
of Sales for DataLase Ltd., a leader in laser reactive
colour change materials technology.
Chuck will discuss the future of smart and intelligent
labelling which can provide real time information to the supply
chain and consumers.
15.45 - 16.30
The Role of Packaging
in The Customer Journey
and transform your capacity to innovate with
The Medici Group when we discuss The Role of Packaging in
the Customer Journey.
manage project workflows and decision making. Agenda subject to change
Sessions & speakers | Wednesday June 8th
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11.00 - 11.45
Designing The Future –
How Will The Fittest Survive in
The Age of Blended Reality?
Speaker: Shane Wall, CTO, HP
Shane Wall is the Chief Technology Officer for
As our 2D and 3D worlds collide, our version of the big bang we have created an entirely new category that we call Blended
Reality. By leveraging immersive computing and 3D Printing,
we are able to take things from the physical world, into the
digital world, and back out to the physical. This next wave of
innovation has the potential to fundamentally change decadesold manufacturing processes, transform business models and
drive the next industrial revolution.
HP and the Director of HP Labs. He drives the
company’s technology vision and strategy, new
business incubation and the overall technical and
innovation community. He has held engineering &
management roles leading peripheral development,
ASIC development, embedded systems, product
and platforms. A graduate of Kellogg School of
Management and holding a B.Sc. in Computer
Engineering from Oregon State University. He holds
multiple patents in the image and compute area.
Shane is based in Vancouver, Washington.
12.00 - 12.45
Challenging the Vision
for Print at a Leadership Level
The accelerating migration from analog to digital printing in the
commercial space will open up new markets and new business
models. This has the potential to disrupt the entire print value
chain, provide new business growth and bring added value to
customers. Shane Wall, HP Inc. CTO, will share his insight
into the potential impact on graphics, publishing and packaging,
and what it will take to drive the industry forward as digital
printing explodes.
Speaker: Shane Wall, CTO, HP
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14.00 - 14.30
Better Business Planning
and Operations
Shaping your organization for maximum efficiency and success
is no accident. It takes planning and the development of
strategic imperatives to evolve any business in a profitable and
productive way. By benchmarking data, understanding the
impact of your technology investments; social and business
trends; operational auditing and disciplined resource planning,
you can define the ideal solutions and approaches that will
shape your growth and future success.
Learn how you can leverage your technology, your people and
processes to develop your organisational best practices and
use learnings to determine what new opportunities are going to
positively transform your organisation’s future.
Speaker: Nick Benkovich,
Senior Director Portfolio Management,
EFI Productivity Software
Nick has more than 20 years of industry experience,
previously serving as Director of Product Management
with Creo and Kodak before joining EFI in 2012 as the
Senior Director of Portfolio Product Management
and member of the Enterprise Productivity Software
Senior Leadership team. Always focused on customer
value, continual process improvement and print
automation, Nick is EFI’s resident expert on all matters
related to JDF as one of 30 certified experts in the
world.
He has been instrumental in several early ICS
certifications in the imposition and prepress areas,
and more recently in the certification of the EFI Fiery
as the first certified IDP-ICS worker.
.
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14.45 - 15.45
Inkjet vs. Offset
in Commercial Printing
Offset technology has held off the challenge of toner
based digital printing by becoming more flexible, easier to set
up and more connected. Digital has found a space for
limited volumes and personalisation. For everything else, offset
must be the choice.
Speaker: Gareth Ward, Publisher,
Eurographic Press and Editor, Print Business
Gareth Ward has been writing about developments in
the printing industry since 1983, attending ever drupas
since then. His perspective and commentary on
industry developments and technology is unmatched
Now there is a new challenger: inkjet. Inkjet printing can be fast,
but can it deliver the quality and cost performance that
printers need? Many suppliers can now offer an inkjet solution.
However, is this a viable solution for printers today, or is it an
exhibition fantasy, a promise that printers should look out for
but refrain from investing in?
by any other journalist in the print sector. Since 2010
he has been publisher and editor Print Business and
the printbusiness.co.uk website. He has tracked inkjet
since its earliest days in addressing systems, through
labels printing, direct mail and now as it encroaches
on commercial printing. He is anticipating a lively
debate tackling a key issue that all printers need to
consider for the future of their business.
Speaker: Mark Hinder,
Head of Market Development, Konika Minolta
Speaker: Bob Usher, MD Apex
Technologies.
I have been in the production printing industry for
Following an introduction to print as a technician
over 24 years, working previously for Xerox prior to
and service manager, Bob Usher founded Apex
joining Konica Minolta Business solutions. I now lead
Reprographics in 1989 as a service organisation for
the development of the KM1 UV inkjet business for
Itek platemakers and Ryobi small-offset presses.
Europe, supporting customers looking to invest in B2
Bob spearheaded the drive to become Eskofot
cut sheet inkjet technology to develop a strong and
distributor for both digital and analogue platemakers.
robust business model. We will review new market
Some 500 UK DPX System installations put Apex at
opportunities to link technology to embrace and
the forefront of digital platesetter technology.
capture profitable opportunities for print web and
mobile.
Ryobi offset presses in 2002, and Bob has since led
During my career I have managed and supported the
the company into digital through a partnership with
early solution pioneers of web2print and cross media
Konica Minolta.
marketing to integrate their solutions with digital press
technology.
Apex Digital Graphics was appointed UK distributor for
More recently Bob held the position of Chairman
of PICON, the UK’s trade association representing
manufacturers and suppliers.
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16.00 - 16.30
Innovation - Can It Be
For Everybody?
The word “ Innovation” evokes either excitement or anxiety in
many business leaders. It can describe a new discovery that
in an instant changes the destiny of a company, or it may be a
‘necessary evil’, endured in the search for new revenue streams
to bolster a declining traditional business. Or it can represent
the true DNA of a new generation of corporations that today
seem to rule the world, like Google or Apple.
Speaker: Enrico Deluchi,
Managing Director, Canon Italia
This session examines whether “Innovation” can become
a normal ingredient for any company that wants to take
advantage, and not be surprised, by changing business models
and new technologies that characterize markets of today.
company in the imaging, printing and information
Enrico Deluchi joined Canon Italy in 2014 to lead the
company through an evolution of its go-to-market
approaches. He accelerated the digital transformation
of its business models with an increasing focus on
services sales, establishing Canon Italy as a leading
management services industries.
Enrico Deluchi holds a Master Degree in Electronic
Engineering (Politecnico of Milan) and Management
and Leadership specializations (IMD and Insead). He
started his career in Italtel and Lucent Technologies.
In 1996 he joined Cisco Systems , where he spent
about 16 years covering sales and marketing roles with
responsibility for the entire EMEA region.
.
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Sessions & speakers | Thursday June 9th
11.00 - 11.30
Services Diversification –
How to Cash In On New Services
It’s an undeniable fact that margins and prices are being eroded
year on year and print companies need to diversify and add
new services in order to survive. A host of new print and cross
media applications offer the opportunity for more profitable
growth but the majority of print companies are stubbornly
sticking to what they know.
In our experience businesses don’t fail because they are too
early, they fail because they are too late! So how
can the average commercial print company wake up to
the opportunities and cash in before it’s too late?
The formula for success includes, automation efficiency,
integrated multichannel production and new customer
focused business models.
Speaker: Neil Falconer,
Managing Director, Printfuture
Neil has over 35 years’ experience in the
printing industry. He understands how
the industry works and, crucially, what
makes printers tick. As a consultant, he
has led market studies, international due
diligence projects and business improvement
programmes in commercial print, publishing
and packaging.
His current focus at Printfuture is “adapting
to change in an online world”, helping
companies integrate digital print and cross
media technologies into new customer centric
business models. Printfuture provide a range
of research, publishing, content marketing,
consultancy and training services.
.
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11.45 - 12.45
Inkjet vs. Toner Technologies
For 25 years digital printing has been synonymous with toner
technologies. This seems to be a mature, stable technology,
that has found its place in the industry. Now it faces a direct
challenge from inkjet printing. Inkjet promises better quality,
a greater choice of substrates and faster throughput. Can toner
based digital printing respond? The answer seems to be yes.
There are demonstrations of new toner technologies at drupa
which mean that printers must reconsider their preconceptions
about what toner printing can achieve. Is this too late, or is
the dominance of inkjet printing now inevitable, pushing toner
printing back to niche positions only? The debate will help
printers decide where they should make their next investment.
Host: Gareth Ward, Publisher,
Eurographic Press and Editor, Print Business
Gareth Ward has been writing about developments
in the printing industry since 1983, attending every
drupa since then. His perspective and commentary on
industry developments and technology is unmatched
by any other journalist in the print sector. Since 2010
he has been publisher and editor Print Business and
the printbusiness.co.uk website. He has tracked inkjet
since its earliest days in addressing systems, through
labels printing, direct mail and now as it encroaches
on commercial printing. He is anticipating a lively
debate tackling a key issue that all printers need to
consider for the future of their business.
Speaker: Filip Weymans, Director of Segment Marketing Labels and Packaging, Xeikon
Speaker: Mark Stephenson,
Project Manager, Fujifilm
Filip Weymans is currently holding the position of Director segment
Mark Stephenson is product manager for
marketing Labels and Packaging at Xeikon, manufacturers of Xeikon
digital printing systems at Fujifilm and the key
digital presses and flexo CTP equipment. In this role he takes the
spokesperson for the company’s digital offering and
lead in Xeikon’s global strategy, short and long term, in the Digital
related workflows.
printing and Flexo ctp market. He started his Xeikon career in 1998,
Mark started his 39-year career in the print industry
in the after-sales department, handling worldwide service. From 2001
at the age of 16 as a letterpress compositor. Following
on he was became account manager for Eastern Europe, Germany
a few ‘wilderness years’ of running youth clubs,
and Switzerland. In 2003, Filip was appointed business development
managing a Senior Day Care Centre and a Youth
manager Labels. Within this position he is tasked with driving the
Training Scheme, Mark returned to the printing
business via marketing, sales, and new market development. Filip
industry in 1989, supplying Apple Macintosh to
received his degree in Technical Engineering in Electro Mechanics at
designers, repro houses and printers. In the mid-90s,
the DE NAYER INSTITUUT, Belgium.
he became a Fujifilm customer in his role as marketing
manager for a chain of professional photographic labs.
He’s been working at Fujifilm Graphic Systems in a
variety of roles since 1999.
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14.15 - 14.45
Talent Is The Key To Success
What is it that successful startups and corporates have in
common? In his latest management book Suits & Hoodies
seasoned media executive and entrepreneur Quintin
Schevernels explains what the 7 Essentials are that form the
foundation for successful innovation. Given his extensive
experience in both print and online media (a.o. Telegraaf Media
Groep and VNU Media) he shares a lot of relevant insights. In
his talk at Drupa Cube Quintin will mainly focus on the Essential
Talent. Questions that will be covered are: why is talent such an
important topic? What lessons can be learned from successful
startups and corporates? What can you do tomorrow?
Speaker: Quintin Schevernels
Author, ‘Suits and Hoodies’
Quintin Schevernels (1971) advises corporates and
startups on innovation and growth. He is author of the
book Suits & Hoodies, a book on the seven essentials
that are necessary for companies to succeed, based
on successful startups and corporates. Quintin previously worked for publicly traded
companies, private equity and venture capital. He
was a member of the board at Dutch Newspaper De
Telegraaf, was COO at Dutch Media Company VNU
and he was CEO at Layar, a leading augmented reality
company. His experience allows him a unique and
holistic view on entrepreneurship, now and in the
future. 15.00 - 15.45
3D Print: Hope or Hype?
where to start, this is the session for you. Learn the tools
and skills used by some of the world’s most innovative
companies and transform your capacity to innovate with
The Medici Group when we discuss 3D Print: Hope or Hype?
Sessions & speakers | Friday June 10th
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11.00 - 11.30
Impact of the Cloud on
Print Production and More
Cloud computing represents a tectonic shift in IT.
But what does it mean for the printing industry?
Beyond the obvious – which is that you don’t need to install and
maintain servers and storage on site – how can it change how
Print Service Providers and Converters work?
Does it impact the way they interact with their customers?
How does it influence production workflows? Can it reduce
costs, overheads and complexity, and drive higher performance,
efficiency and quality? Is the Cloud a big deal for the printing
industry or much about nothing? These questions and others
will be explored in this session.
Speaker: Simon Lewis,
PrintOS Business Director,
Graphics Solutions Business, HP
Simon Lewis is responsible for leading the PrintOS
strategic initiative to support customer growth and
engage the industry ecosystem.
Simon previously served as Indigo Strategic Marketing
Director leading the business and marketing of HP
Indigo’s Series 4 press and solution portfolio. Prior
to HP, Simon worked at start-ups in the fields of
enterprise software and color technology following
6 years at Scitex responsible for digital proofing,
computer-to-plate and then computer-to-press.
Simon is a graduate of Manchester Business School
and Oxford University.
11.45 - 12.45
Beyond Paper –
Dynamic Story Telling
when we discuss Beyond Paper – Dynamic Story Telling.
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