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Register for the InPrint Webinar on October 12!

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September 11, 2018

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Inkjet is entering a multitude of markets and facing a number of challenges, both technical and commercial in nature. The latest survey results reveal a bullish market, confident of growth and adoption. But what sectors are growing, what are the problems, solutions and potential of each of these new markets?

Find out at the “Industrial Inkjet – Crossing the Chasm” webinar, held October 12 by Marcus Timson. Tackle key issues, find your potential, and hear insights from Excelitas, Seiko, Sensor Films, IT Strategies, and the InPrint Show.

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