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It is a strange industry. You have engineers, who know virtually knowing nothing about lithography, designing all the advancements in presses for the last hundred years.
On the other hand, you have experienced press operators, who think they know all about lithography, but have never designed any technology of significance telling everyone that the road to the future is only to keep to the knowledge of the past.
Unfortunately, they can't accept that the knowledge of the past resulted in higher waste and lower capacity. Today, trying to run a printing business with the knowledge of the past would quickly make it go broke.
I would add that there are many different skills needed to solve process problems. No one type can do it all.
On the other hand, you have experienced press operators, who think they know all about lithography, but have never designed any technology of significance telling everyone that the road to the future is only to keep to the knowledge of the past.
Unfortunately, they can't accept that the knowledge of the past resulted in higher waste and lower capacity. Today, trying to run a printing business with the knowledge of the past would quickly make it go broke.
I would add that there are many different skills needed to solve process problems. No one type can do it all.
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