SGIA Reveals 2015 Webinar Series for the Graphics Industry
Dec 19, 2014
Fairfax, Virginia — SGIA has announced the Webinar lineup for the coming year, with free sessions covering nearly all aspects of the graphics community. From printing and color matching to vehicle installation and best business practices, these online Webinars offer innovative insight taught by leaders in the industry. Sessions include:
  • Web-to-Print for Wide-Format Digital Printing — January 7
  • Your Color Toolbox: Solving Process Control Problems — January 21
  • Dye Sublimation for Industrial Manufacturing Applications — January 28
  • Best Practices from the Most Profitable Digital Printing Companies — February 11
  • Restyling vs. Wrapping: A Whole New Mindset for Automotive Color Change — February 18
  • CRM: What is It, and What are Your Options? — February 25
  • Designing for Successful Vehicle Wraps — March 18
  • Buying Behavior Explained: How to Keep Customers Coming Back — March 25
  • Digital Textile Printing: Technology, Processing & Testing — April 1
  • Measurement: The SGIA Industry Survey Report — April 8
  • Hazard Communication Standard: What Now? — April 15
  • Keep a River of Cash Flowing Through Your Business — April 22
  • Interior Office Graphics: A Great Opportunity — May 6
  • Avoid the Sticky Mess: Easy to Install and Remove Graphics That Look Great! — May 13
  • Top 10 Color Management Mistakes You Probably Make in Your Shop — May 20
  • Return on Investment: Energy Efficiencies — June 10
  • Quality Management Systems for Industrial/Technical Printing — June 17
Webinars are 60 minutes long, beginning at 2:00 pm ET. Register now for one (or more!) to gain critical knowledge to bring back to your business. SGIA – Supporting the Leaders of the Digital & Screen Printing Community “Specialty imaging” comprises digital imaging, screen printing and the many other imaging technologies SGIA members use, including those they’ll tap in the future. These are the imaging processes and technologies employed to create new products and to enhance existing products including point-of-purchase displays, printed electronics, membrane switches, signs, advertisements, garments, containers and vehicles. Make the most of your specialty imaging business. - 30 -
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