Digital Textile Printing
WFX: A World of Wide-Format Possibilities
Leaders of large-format printing gathered to exchange their thoughts on new applications, businesses strategies, and the future of our industry.
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But most importantly, CEOs, presidents, and founders of the premier print shops in the country traveled to Minnesota to make a change in their company. Ryan Estis, opening keynote speaker and CEO of Ryan Estis & Associates, said it best: “The most important time during this conference is 8 a.m. the day after it ends, when you have to put into practice what you learned,” he said. With sessions dedicated to emerging trends like and textiles and technology updates from 3D printing to single-pass, every attendee was delivered a new idea (or two or five) to implement at their shop.
“You’re not in the business of digital printing – you’re in the business of amplifying a brand or a business,” said closing keynote speaker Anthony Tjan, founder & CEO of The Cue Ball Group, venture capitalist, and entrepreneur. At the end of the day, yes, PSPs print graphics for clients, but have you ever stopped to think about the bigger picture? “It’s not what you do, but how you do it. Give customers a little more than they expect each time,” added Estis.