It may sound strange, how could you possibly issue an unfinished product? Consider this situation - you are about to attend a sales conference, and you want to bring 200 packages of the new cheese you are set to launch next season. You want to introduce its different varieties as well. What do you do?

 

 

 

Using DigiFlex™, you can produce very small series in a very short time. Forget using those expensive hand-made, time consuming prototypes. DigiFlex™ is a new printing method that can provide you with small scale product ranges (say 1-1,000 pieces) that are virtually identical to the final product.

 

The greatest advantage of using DigiFlex™ is risk minimization. Utilising small, high-quality product ranges makes it possible to try many varieties of a product, long before you decide to go into full scale production. The decision making process becomes safer, and sales can begin earlier.

 

American surveys show that 80 percent of all product launches fail, or partially fail. This involves quite a lot of wasted packaging. Also, you might not be sure about what the print will look like until you have run it through the regular packaging machinery, something that could make it pricier than thought.

 

In short: can you afford not to use DigiFlex™?