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SiteFlow is nothing but an amazing workflow solution. Though delivered by HP, the software is Vendor Agnostic, as PSP Global Head of Sales and Business Development, Chris Knighton, explains in this 'Learn with Us' session. Amazing software, and presented as a role-play between HP and a printing company. Looks really cool!

Chris Harrington shows a couple of new products delivered by Canadian-based Graphic Whizard. Dig in :-)

Growth is given at Fotofabriek in the northern Netherlands, and with an increased order intake, technology needs to adapt. Chris De Jonge was featured on INKISH a year ago, and with more than 15,000 daily orders, Fotofabriek is very happy with Ultimate Tech. Chris De Jonge explains how Impostrip, Bindery, and the dynamic scaling of the solutions help them achieve growth :-) Enjoy!  

Understanding the go-to-market approach by vendors may make it easier for most to understand the value proposition. In this interview, Global VP Sales and Alliances, Fabian Prudhomme explains how CHILI address future prospects. Actually quite interesting, and the amazing part is the vast value that CHILI-Publish apparently gives the customers who understand it. Remember to watch the two demos.

Kevin Goeminne is the CEO of CHILI publish and in this film from SPICYtalks 19 in Berlin he expresses his happiness over his team and the achievements his team has done. CHILI publish is successful and more and more customers are using the software to create, not only print campaigns, but also online campaigns. At SPICYtalks CHILI publish used CHILI Publisher to generate hundreds of individual banners that were targeted users online. Kevin Goeminne, as usual, deliver both as CEO and as host in Berlin. Enjoy.

CHILI publish CTO Ward De Langhe was VERY busy during the SPICYtalks event in Berlin. Most can probably understand what a great opportunity it is for partners and customers to get a chance to talk with the CTO of a company that develops software all are relying on? We do at least. Ward De Langhe explains, in this interview, that at the beginning of 2019, a lot of changes was developed. However, most changes were not so visual since it was part of an updated backbone of CHILI Publisher. In the past three months, however, every new release has delivered significant new features - and of course, version 6.0 is a major update. Enjoy the opportunity to listen to Ward De Langhe right here on INKISH.TV

At the recent SPICY Talks in Amsterdam Don Schminkey from Channel-Fusion was one of the participants. We got the chance to talk to him, and as a relatively new client with CHILI Publish he explains how great the software has been for Channel-Fusion and their customers.

The European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has chosen to use CHILI Publisher as part of their delivery of brand consistent marketing. At SPICYtalks 19 in Berlin Digital Project Manager Thomas Julé from Airbus gave a quite impressive presentation of what they are doing. It was also very nice to experience the openness of Airbus and how they show the application. Great design, great implementation, and here you can hear and see for yourself some of the motivations for working with CHILI.

CHILI-Publish is maybe one of the worlds leading software when it comes to online mass-customization, and we are so happy that we are broadcasting LIVE from CHILI-Publisher. Not only will it give you an insight into the product, but also to get to know the people behind the company. In this film with Global Vice President Sales & Alliances, Fabian Prudhomme introduces us to CHILI. Enjoy and see the other interviews with Fabian Prudhomme as well.

At the recent LabelExpo, we got the chance to talk to Fabian Prudhomme from CHILI publish. Some may recognize Fabian Prudhomme, who used to be the VP of Enfocus. His new position with CHILI publish is Global Vice President Sales & Alliances. In the interview, we talk with Fabian Prudhomme about the opportunity Chili has in a time where everybody talks about mass-customization, personalization, etc. We also asked Fabian Prudhomme whether the marketing- and storytelling isn't becoming more complex when a product becomes more and more complex. See and hear his answers in this short interview from LabelExpo and stay tunes for a full day of coverage from CHILI publish's booth #11657 at Printing United 2019 in Dallas.

One of our absolute favourites in the industry is Piet Saegeman from CHILI publish. He controls words like no other and can even use the words as a playground for kids. He is always serious when talking to him, of course, but he also knows the power of the word. In his presentation at SPICYtalks 19 in Berlin, he spoke about how the porn-industry has been a test field for many of the technologies used today. He continues with his second slide, spelling porn wrongly (pron) and jokes about that his colleagues at CHILI publish didn't even proofread his slides. There is no need to proofread his slides - Piet Saegeman has an enormous knowledge, and he knows exactly how to sell CHILI - so that is exactly what he does. I LOVE this film. Enjoy!

James Struble from ECO3 and Cheryl Corpe of Continental Print shared the story of time savings and more efficiency in the Customer Service part of the Continental business using ECO3 ePreFlight. In addition to resolving issues before the print files get near prepress, it changed the way ECO3 is implemented in the print shop, now paying more attention to how the Customer Service teams can leverage the tools.

Boone Graphics is located in Santa Barbara, about 2 hours drive from Los Angeles, and besides the traffic in LA, the rest of the tour was super nice. When we got to Boone Graphics, we were kindly received and got into a super nice meeting room with all types of print - and the rest of the day was interesting. Learning about how ChatGPT is used to write XML documents to be used with Ultimate TechnoGraphics Impostrip and Bindery was a surprise - but the story and how Boone Graphics navigates in the industry was just super nice. Enjoy! LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-tanner-313ba58/ Apology from the editor: As Boone Graphics ALSO uses both Impostrip and Bindery from Ultimate TechnoGraphics, Editor Morten B. Reitoft asked about the use of Impostrip Bindery but used the phrase ImpoBind, which obviously isn't the name - sorry for this - hereby disclaimed!

The many opportunities with Marketing Automation and Web to Print for going forward and why! Link to presentation: https://grafkom.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/WS19/EFI_eCommerce+Trends_charlotte_low.pdf

At PRINTING United 2026 in Las Vegas, Wayne Beckett finally catches up with Charles Bourg from C.P. Bourg — although finding him isn't easy. C.P. Bourg technology is running not only on the company's own booth, but alongside several of the industry's leading digital print manufacturers. And that is very much the point. C.P. Bourg's philosophy is to remain print-engine independent and give customers the flexibility to choose the printing technology that fits their business while connecting it to highly automated finishing. Charles explains the company's Dual Mode concept, where the same finishing line can operate directly inline with a digital press or independently using a sheet feeder. Customers can decide job by job whether inline or offline production makes the most sense — without investing in completely separate finishing systems. Making that happen isn't as simple as connecting two machines. Inline finishing has to handle sheets arriving directly from the press, potentially with heat, curl and other characteristics that wouldn't normally be present in an offline stack. For C.P. Bourg, developing reliable inline solutions therefore also improves the engineering and paper handling of its offline systems. At PRINTING United, C.P. Bourg is demonstrating its technology together with partners including Canon and Xerox, while continuing to develop relationships with other press manufacturers. Charles describes the company almost as the “Switzerland” of finishing: C.P. Bourg doesn't want to tell customers which printing technology to buy — it wants to provide the finishing platform behind whichever technology they choose. Wayne and Charles also look at C.P. Bourg's latest highly automated booklet-making technology. The system can move between very thin and significantly thicker booklets automatically, reducing operator intervention and making highly variable production increasingly practical. That flexibility reflects where digital printing is heading. Shorter runs, more job changes and increasing automation require finishing equipment that can adapt just as quickly as the press itself. Whether production is inline, offline or somewhere between the two, the objective remains the same: fewer touchpoints, reliable production and more finished work out of the factory. Watch Wayne Beckett's conversation with Charles Bourg from C.P. Bourg at PRINTING United 2026 in Las Vegas.

The packaging market continues to surprise new innovative solutions, new capabilities, and a changing trend towards a wider format. FlexoPrint in Randers, Denmark, is one of Denmark's leading flexo printing companies, serving customers in Scandinavia, Germany, and as CEO Lars Ole Nauta says, "Wherever there is an order, we try to get it." In this film, we get an insight into the recent investment of the Nilpeter FA 26" machine, which, according to Nauta, serves a gap in the market. FlexoPrints flexibility to serve fast is a KPI that will help to fill the machine with more jobs. Enjoy the film.

A year after Omikai became part of CERM, Mathias is back in front of the INKISH camera — but this time with something entirely new to show. At Labelexpo Americas in Chicago, CERM introduces O2 for the first time. It is a new browser-based MIS platform combining the technology and thinking developed at Omikai with CERM's four decades of industry experience and extensive customer base. The first phase is aimed at label converters, initially targeting companies with around 10–20 employees. But the ambition is considerably bigger. O2 has been built API-first. Everything that can be done through the user interface can also be accessed through APIs — and through MCP, allowing users and developers to interact with the system from LLMs, build their own integrations, develop alternative interfaces, and potentially automate processes in entirely new ways. For Mathias, that architecture reflects a fundamental change in how MIS systems will be used. Rather than seeing the MIS simply as an application employees log into, CERM sees O2 increasingly as an engine behind other applications, integrations, AI tools, and workflows. The user interface itself has also been designed around simplicity. Customer service employees increasingly need to work quickly, often without years of specialist print knowledge, making ease of use just as important as what happens behind the scenes. And O2 won't stop with labels. The roadmap includes flexible packaging, folding cartons, multi-site organizations, and increasingly complex production environments. For Mathias, the acquisition has also created a very different working life. As CEO and owner of Omikai, product development was only one of many responsibilities. Inside CERM, his assignment has become wonderfully simple — although perhaps not easy: Build the best product possible. O2 is being shown publicly for the first time in Chicago, with selected customers expected to begin using the platform in early 2027. In this INKISH film, Morten B. Reitoft talks with Mathias about the journey from Omikai to CERM, API-first development, AI and MCP, simplicity in MIS, and why O2 may represent much more than simply another new management information system.

What started in 1938 as a small brokerage serving the confectionery industry has evolved into Revere Group, a 63-person packaging company with capabilities in printing, laminating, converting, and cold-seal. Still family-owned, Revere Group today serves confectioners and premium food producers across the US with both stock packaging and highly customized solutions. In this film, Co-President Mark Revere shares the story of Revere Group and explains how implementing CERM has become an important part of the company's development. Moving from an advanced Excel-based system to an integrated MIS has connected estimating, orders, production, invoicing, and accounting while providing significantly more insight into how individual jobs actually perform. That data makes a difference. Jobs that are underperforming can be identified and adjusted, while efficiencies can also be passed back to customers through more competitive pricing. Most importantly, automation has supported substantial growth without requiring the company to add employees at the same pace. For a business where employees, customers, and suppliers are regarded as long-term partners rather than disposable resources, technology is seen as a tool for growth rather than simply a way to reduce headcount. With future plans that may involve multiple sites and digital production, CERM has become much more than an administrative system. It is part of the infrastructure supporting Revere Group's next chapter. Watch the film and meet Co-President Mark Revere and a family business where relationships, manufacturing, data, and technology have evolved together for almost 90 years.

Self driving PDF – The Future of Workflow Automation by CEO Dietrich von Segger. Link to presentation: https://grafkom.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/WS19/Self+driving+PDF+S.pdf

Céline Dumas is relatively new with Komori-Chambon, and maybe you don't know the company - but here you get an insight that guides you to what they are. Komori-Chambon is part of the Japanese Komori group but operates entirely independently at two locations in France. They develop packaging equipment within the offset, flexo, and rotogravure segments, but they offer end-to-end solutions developed entirely by the company. Komori-Chambon delivers mainly high-volume production, and asking Céline Dumas about product types, the answer is instant - 'think milk' with a lower voice and 'tobacco.' But listen for yourself, and I am sure if you need to know more, Céline Dumas is ready to connect with you via LinkedIn - see the link below!

In this almost 14-minute chat between Cathy Bittner and Editor Morten B. Reitoft, you will learn about Canon (of course) and why they have chosen to use the word "PrintWorks" for something that sounds very much like Digital Transformation. A super great chat that we are SURE you will like!

In this ''Learn With Us' session Carsten Bøg from Grakom (The federation of Danish Printers) explains the ClimateCalc tool that enables printing companies to calculate their carbon emissions. One of the things Carsten Bøg talk about is the fact that the ClimateCalc originally was intended to help printing companies to save energy - now the platform gives you a great insight in your energy consumption and the emissions related to your products. To get ClimateCalc is easy (your local federation), and not very expensive.

In the North West of The Netherlands, you will find an exciting company called Fotofabriek, which we covered a few months ago. Fotofabriek produces photo and personalized products, as you can hear from the name. Still, they also have a very comprehensive IT department that has developed a platform called Instant Design Tool. The tool enables customers to create print designs, and as Carmen Martina explains in this film, the software is a freemium version that allows customers to test before buying. The software output (PDF or PNG) can be printed with any printer, or you can route your work to Fotofabriek - super interesting and worth checking out!