Australian Office Missing Link For Controls Firm

QI Press Controls is opening its office in Melbourne (Australia) this month under the leadership of James Haisman.

QI Press Controls is opening its office in Melbourne (Australia) this month under the leadership of James Haisman.

Haisman will build up a distribution network in the Australian, New Zealand and Asian market for QI Press Controls' colour register and management systems said the company.

Australasia will be a new market for QI Press Controls this year and, in the company's opinion, it provides the missing link in its coverage.

After successfully starting operations in China and India last year, the two directors of QI Press Controls, Erik van Holten and Menno Jansen, said they were very pleased to now offer the company's colour register systems directly to the Australian market.

Haisman has spent 15 years in the Australian and New Zealand regions of the industry.

Haisman received his degree in international business organisation (BA Hons) at the University of Staffordshire in the UK.

"It's a wonderful market in which to work.

The area is at least 30 times that of the United Kingdom but has only half the total population.

The market is extremely sophisticated, embraces new technology and is truly innovative when compared to other world markets.

Besides large national print centres there are also many smaller regional newspaper printers with single-width presses.

Those newspaper printers are undergoing a phase of full-colour quality improvement to capitalise on the increasing demand for four colour advertisements, resulting in a very fertile area of operations for QI," said Haisman.

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