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Global Graphics Announces Inkjet Training Course by Popular Demand

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7 years ago

April 28, 2017

Global Graphics Software, a leading developer and provider of software platforms for digital printing including the Harlequin RIP®, has announced a training course, Digital Inkjet 101, designed for customers and other interested parties who are new to the digital inkjet industry and who need to quickly obtain a sound understanding of the fundamental technologies.

Tickets for the weeklong course, which will be held week beginning June 26th, 2017 in Cambridge, UK, went on sale on the opening day of InPrint USA. Global Graphics exhibited at booth 1738.

Eric Worrall, VP technical services, comments: “Adding digital inkjet technologies to your product range opens up exciting opportunities however the question we often hear is where to start: How do I find out what I don’t know, who to ask and how to frame the questions? Our Digital Inkjet 101 course has been set up to provide a great place to start, allowing people new to inkjet to orientate themselves and talk knowledgably to suppliers of software and hardware.”

The course will cover topics ranging from inkjet heads and driver boards, system integration and ink delivery, with a special focus on software – notably variable data and color management – and aspects of workflow screening. Places are limited to 12.

Tickets went on sale on April 25th, 2017 and are available on a first come, first serve basis at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/digital-inkjet-101-tickets-33489649443, however participants can also register their interest now at digitalinkjet101@globalgraphics.com. Full details about the course are available on the Global Graphics website: http://www.globalgraphics.com/company/events/digital-inkjet-101-training-course.

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