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"In recent years, and especially in 2014, the volume of entries increased, as well as the quality," Lisa Rawa, vice president, marketing for Printing Industries of America, said of this year's competition. "I think these changes say that we, as an industry, are still evolving with technology. Today we're seeing many more high-end pieces—more creativity, more visual aspects, technology (like augmented reality) and customized campaigns. Print continues to marry with technology and prove that it is very much alive," she continued. "That's apparent when you see these 3,000 pieces that come in from all over the world."
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