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Mutoh America, Inc. Adds Open Houses with SAi Flexi RIP Software Workshops

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9 years ago

February 5, 2015

Mutoh America, Inc., a leader in wide-format inkjet printers and cutters, today announced five open houses throughout 2015 at its nation-wide learning facilities. The open houses will include a two part Flexi RIP software workshop series presented by SAi.

The open houses will be held from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm and will offer printing and software demonstrations, meet and greets with industry experts, food, refreshments, and door prizes. Participation in the SAi workshops is encouraged and can help print shop owners, designers, printer operators and resellers with production planning and workflow maximization. The 2015 open house dates are as follows:

March 20 Phoenix, AZ
May 8 Chicago, IL
July 10 Atlanta, GA
August 14 Boston, MA
December 4 Los Angeles, CA

SAi will conduct two software training classes during each open house. In the morning, attendees can join "Flexi Basics," to gain a better understanding of the software if you’re a new or current user or want a review of the basics. Attendees who join the afternoon session, "In-Depth Flexi Training," will dive deeper into enhancing print images, printing and cutting.

While the open houses are free to attend, SAi Workshop sessions are only $95 for one session or $139 for both morning and afternoon sessions. Space is limited, so register today at http://www.mutoh.com/company/events.

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