Virtual Inkjet Summit Goes Live on August 17. Register Online for Free Before the Deadline (piworld.com)

The Virtual Inkjet Summit, taking place August 17, 18, 20, and 25, is a conference dedicated to the latest developments in inkjet printing. The targeted event program covers the latest technology offerings, navigating and addressing segment challenges, current economics, and strategies for critical decision-making criteria when it comes to production inkjet printing investments. The deadline to register is August 12 and can be done online at www.ijsummit.com/attend.

The Virtual Inkjet Summit goes beyond simply broadcasting content sessions online. The 2020 event offers attendees:
*Free educational programming with simple sign-up. Listen to keynote presentations, user panel discussions, application-specific breakout sessions, and end-user case studies.
*Expert analysis. From emerging trends to next-generation technology that is transforming the commercial, in-plant, transactional, and publishing industries, the Inkjet Summit provides attendees with an unprecedented look at what’s to come.
*User case studies. Users and solution providers will share stories about technology integration in sessions designed to “pull back the curtain” to better help attendees understand how these solutions can advance business opportunities.
*Access to the Solutions Showcase & Meeting Zone. Explore sponsors’ products and services, review materials, and speak with expert sponsor representatives.
more detail at: https://www.piworld.com/article/virtual-inkjet-summit-goes-live-in-one-week-sign-up-now/

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