The innovative OneVision DigiLabel software solution, which simplifies production processes and enables more throughput from a higher degree of automation, will be demonstrated at the upcoming Xeikon Café Packaging Innovations 2017 (www.xeikoncafe.com), set for 28 to 31 March.

Well-known global players of the commercial and label printing business as well as the publishing industry rely on the expertise of German software manufacturer OneVision, and value the benefits they receive in time savings, cost reductions and quality improvements. Presented at Xeikon Café is OneVision’s DigiLabel™ 2-in-1-solution that optimises print data and simplifies label production in digital printing.

“Our main motivation to participate at Xeikon Café is to demonstrate to attendees how they can profit from faster work processes with highly automated production, even in complex label workflows by utilizing our DigiLabel software. Additionally, the event is a unique opportunity to meet a large number of industry-leading players, and to further deepen our understanding regarding the future aims and needs of our target group. With our new software DigiLabel, we are of course following the general company maxim of developing innovative solutions today for the needs of tomorrow. Those requirements will be integrated in next-generation DigiLabel releases”, says Ralf Fischer, OneVision general packaging manager.”

With DigiLabel, label production for digital label printing is optimised: not just prepress but the whole process from order receipt through artwork preparation for printing, production planning, automated job transmission, to printing and stamping presses. The label printing software is a comprehensive system for production planning and simplifies the management of complex PDF workflows. From order receipt to printing, DigiLabel offers maximal transparency and reliability in all production.

DigiLabel automates the assembly of open orders for a collect run in stamping or laser cutting configurations, and automatically sets crop marks and assigns orders to printing presses. The effects on the final bottom line are significant time and cost savings.