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New, biweekly imaging of things podcast tackles trends, workflow and print opportunities

Hosted by Nick Benkovich, Vice President of Portfolio Management for EFI™ Productivity Software, Electronics For Imaging, Inc.’s brand-new Imaging of Things podcast series will deliver informative interviews and educational content for printing, packaging and marketing service professionals covering a broad range of topics.

Beginning 27 July, the biweekly English-language podcast will be available at http:imaging-of-things.simplecast.com, with each episode archived after airing for streaming on demand.

“The changes, challenges and the opportunities in the industry are only accelerating as the centuries old business of print and packaging evolves in the face of new markets, new buyers and new technologies,” said Benkovich. “I am excited to be doing this podcast as a direct way to share and discuss important industry topics – with some key industry experts – to discuss their and the market’s evolution, print’s digital transformation, the role technology is playing to create a smarter, more effective and efficient industry, and the emergence of the next generation of print professionals.”

Planned podcast topics include:

  • Surviving market challenges and what we learned
  • Educating the next generation
  • Future proofing your business
  • Leveraging technology
  • Mailing – is it still relevant?


Along with Benkovich, guests on the podcast will include a wide range of industry experts and EFI customers who will be sharing their expertise and experience to help others further develop their own businesses.

EFI developed the podcast series, which will be produced by Amaze Media Labs, to extend the customer interaction and discussions the EFI user community has with events such as the EFI Connect user conference and this year’s EFI Engage virtual user’s conference. With the Imaging of Things podcast, Benkovich and EFI will bring timely and useful information that can help the industry move forward following the pandemic.

Subscribe to the Imaging of Things podcast at imaging-of-things.simplecast.com, or on all podcast platforms. For more information on EFI’s portfolio of solutions, visit http://www.efi.com.


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