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News Release from: Digital Expo | Subject: Digital Expo 2007
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 December 2006
Digital Print Exhibition Responds To
Market Demand
Following independent industry research carried out after Digital Expo 2006, a number of new features have been introduced for the 2007 show.
Following independent industry research carried out after Digital Expo 2006, which canvassed the views of over 1,500 visual communications specialists, a number of new features have been introduced for the 2007 show Digital Expo 2007 will take place from May 1-3 May at the NEC in Birmingham (UK) alongside sister show Sign UK
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 26 Feb 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The theme of Digital Expo 2007, which will run from May 1 - 3 at the NEC in Birmingham (UK) will be how to make digital technology work harder.
Digital Expo 2007, according to its organiser, will provide show visitors with the opportunity to not only discover the latest technology available but to also meet peers, see demonstrations and exchange information and advice.
Seeing working machines is one of the major benefits of exhibitions like Digital Expo and much in demand according to the research.
Whether it is a brand new piece of equipment, or a new application for an established machine, the event provides an opportunity to see developments in action and to also assess how it performs with different materials and substrates and against its competition.
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Digital Expo will provide visitors with an opportunity to see an array of the latest digital printing technology first hand and working live.
Show organiser, Faversham House Group (FHG) said it has introduced a demonstration trail around the show that will detail exhibiting companies who will be hosting live demonstrations of equipment, materials and software at the show.
Digital Expo will also provide visitors with the opportunity to catch up with advances in Adobe software and to get and inside track on some of its features in the show's free seminar theatres.
FHG said that the sessions have always been popular with their mix of practical advice and training attracting large audiences from all corners of the industry.
This year they will be set to be even more targeted to the needs of print professionals.
A new seminar stream, added for 2007, will shine the light on equipment and business issues.
The short exhibitor-led masterclasses will be held on the show floor, making it easy for visitors to drop in and catch up on the latest developments without taking too much time out of their day at the show, added FHG.
Topics will include harnessing the potential of existing equipment and information about emerging and future markets.
A visit to Digital Expo will also give visitors the perfect opportunity to obtain samples of new materials from many of the industry's leading substrate suppliers.
With well over 200 companies on show, many of whom are using the show to launch new products, a day at Digital Expo can save many weeks of painstaking research, believes the organiser.
FHG added that it will be encouraging exhibitors to provide useful and relevant samples and will highlight exhibiting companies that will be offering this service.
Announcing the new initiatives Digital Expo 2007 exhibition director, Catherine Iredale, said: "All of these new ideas are in response to the feedback from our recent market research.
It is clear that Digital Expo visitors find the show of real benefit in sourcing new materials, equipment and suppliers, so these special features will make this task even easier.
We are also looking at developing more seminar streams and new focus areas over coming months." The shows will feature everything from the most up-to-date digital print technologies for indoor and outdoor usage, through to the latest signs and sign-making techniques.
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