What Will It Take to Survive?
In tough economic times, survival is a strategic objective for many companies in the package-printing industry.
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From one CEO I spoke with, “We are all resisting the impulse to pull our horns in and hunker down for a long, cold winter. What we need to do is continue to work as closely with our customers as we can and invest in projects that benefit those customers and improve our bottom line.”
Consensus among those I interviewed for this article is that the acute part of this downturn will last 12 to 24 months. For most large converters, major projects and customer initiatives take 12 to 36 months to develop. While many of these projects have been scaled back and some even mothballed, most are still moving forward, betting that the economy will have recovered by the time the project is completed.
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Digital4Packaging (D4P) is a forum to present ideas concerning the fast-charging application of a range of digital technologies that are transforming package printing. Kevin Karstedt, CEO of Karstedt Partners LLC, began his career in the “digital” world of packaging in the mid 1980s. His firm has worked with consumer product companies from the Fortune 1000 and 100 lists, package printers and converters from all market segments, and suppliers of products and services targeted at the packaging marketplace. The company has published a number of industry reports and is one of the foremost thought leaders regarding technology innovations for packaging and packaging graphics. More information about Kevin can be found at Karstedt Partners LLC
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