Futurist and bestselling author Christian Kromme sees a powerful wave of AI, automation, and disruption approaching, but his message to Dscoopers at Edge Slovenia was ultimately optimistic. As machines become better at thinking, planning, and producing, he believes our curiosity, creativity, empathy, relationships, and purpose will become increasingly valuable.

The book industry has always adapted to change. But today, the pace and complexity of that change feel different. By Barbara McManus, Vice President & General Manager of PageWide Industrial at HP.

From lamination and foil to specialty finishing, Skandacor helps printers make more of the printed piece — backed by the expertise and support to keep production moving.

Back among Dscoopers at Edge Slovenia, the digital finishing specialist was eager to reconnect, share what its laser technology can do, and explore new possibilities with printers across the region.

Dscooper Jigar Satra, CEO @Reliable Prints, Mumbai and his family are scaling new heights together. Daughter Peher 9-year-old reached Kilimanjaro's Stella Point (5,756m) with mom Ushma, while Jigar summited Uhuru Peak (5,895m) and his father to base camp

Flyerline CEO Steffen Tomasi sees similarities between today's AI moment and the early days of online print, when many printers underestimated how dramatically buying behavior would change. His response is characteristic of a leader who has spent more than two decades anticipating change: Stay curious, understand the problem and start building for what comes next.

In a lively Edge Slovenia conversation with longtime Dscooper Richard Askam, Jos Kabouw shares how GM continues expanding its technology while supporting the evolving needs of HP Indigo users.

The CEO shares why Dscoop works differently from a traditional industry event — and how the company's expanding primer portfolio supports HP Indigo users.