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Mulvaney said that the focus in Europe would be on Germany and the UK first in terms of beta markets, as well as North America and Israel.

Schillemans’ digital print experience and proven results-driven approach will bolster Landa’s sales ramp-up and market penetration.

“I am delighted to join the Landa team and to be a part of this exciting journey," says Schillemans. "I look forward to playing a role in the commercialization of the Landa Nanographic Printing^® Presses and to getting these amazing machines into customer hands.”

Benny Landa: ‘The appointment of Marc Schillemans is of huge importance to our EMEA roll-out.'; 'With Kobi Ulmer’s promotion…, we reinforce our ability to deliver market-leading products and services.’

Schillemans verfügt über langjährige Erfahrungen im Digitaldruck. Er solll die Absatzsteigerung und die Marktdurchdringung von Landa vorantreiben.

Print automatic inspection and quality control company AVT has been selected as the strategic provider of Landa Digital Printing’s Print and Quality Control Solution.

Benny Landa, founder of Indigo, acquired by HP in 2002, was named Israeli entrepreneur of the year at the Journey conference, sponsored by Globes and Ernst & Young.

AVT (Advanced Vision Technology Ltd) – the world leader in print automatic inspection, process control, quality assurance and color control for the packaging, label and commercial print markets – was selected as the strategic provider of Landa Digital Printing’s innovative Print and Quality Control Solution. The solution will be integrated initially into Landa S10 Nanographic Printing^® Presses.

Gerry Mulvaney, European sales manager at Landa Digital Printing, details the latest developments at the digital press manufacturer as it moves closer to the commercialization of its Nanographic printing process.

Until the ‘digital natives’ start setting the cultural agenda, there will be a relatively thriving printing industry that can provide good business not only for printers but for equipment suppliers and, yes, even inventors of new forms of printing. The horizon is 20 years away and you can only plan and work as far as that. That’s what Landa is doing and it should be the blueprint for our printing industry.