Leading personalities from packaging and printing business discuss the importance of consistency
Consistency is fundamental to success for any company; it defines the character of a corporation. This was the broad census that emerged during a panel discussion that was held during the Print Innovation Substitution Bharat 2022 Conference – organized jointly past the Association for Print Technologies and Bombay Masters Printers Association – which was held in Mumbai on 25 November.
The panel was moderated past Faheem Agboatwala, managing director of Hi-Tech Printing Solutions and was composed of Amar Chhajed, president of Labelling Business at flexible packaging and labelling major Huhtamaki PPL, Akashay Kanoria, executive manager at carton packaging company TCPL and Nilesh Dhankani, chief executive officer of book printing house Quarterfold Printabilities.
Agboatwala began by proverb that it is perfectly okay to be imperfect just it is non okay to be inconstant. "Clients dearest consistency," he said.
Chhajed said consistency defines who you are, whether you are consistently doing something skilful, fast or fifty-fifty bad. "Each business needs to exist consistently unique in today'southward cutting-throat competitive surroundings," he said.
For Kanoria, consistency is the most important, especially from the point of view of TCPL and the carton packaging segment, because in this segment at that place will always be someone who can exercise the same thing that you lot exercise one to one. "Only the problem arises when the need is to make a million pieces. This is when almost companies lose out and companies similar TCPL succeed. Because we can produce ane million cartons or even 10 million cartons with the same quality and speed consistently," he says.
Dhankani said that time management, procedure implementation and day-to-day operations all demand consistency and if you stick to information technology, you go the results.
Trends in packaging and printing industries
The panel also discussed how the packaging and printing industry will evolve in the coming decade or and so and the trends that volition unfold. The panellists agreed that there are no major disruptions that packaging and book printing industries are facing; however, players need to go along an eye on the change in technologies.
Kanoria said that greater adoption of digital printing in packaging is something that is likely to happen over the next ten years. Withal, he said that at the same fourth dimension conventional analog presses are getting faster. "Both technologies will compliment each other," he said.
Kanoria further stated that there are no major sunrise sectors in the packaging industry but companies will need to focus on their core competence. They will need to make up one's mind if they want to operate with slim margins and big volume or in the niche areas where margins are bigger, he said.
Chhajed said that the packaging and labels industry volition not come across whatsoever major disruption in the adjacent decade or so every bit consumption will go along and products volition need to be packed. However, he argued that companies need to watch out for the threat of irresolute technology. "Companies will take to go on their ears to the ground and rails the changes that are taking place in the technological sphere," he said.
Even the education book segment is not likely to see any major disruptions going forrad, argued Dhankani. He said that books are here to stay, especially in a country like India where more and more people are getting educated every year. "We do non see books being replaced by digital devices like tablets for at least the adjacent decade or more than," he said.
Source: https://packagingsouthasia.com/events/leading-personalities-from-packaging-and-printing-business-discuss-the-importance-of-consistency/
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