Graymills Corporation builds specialized equipment designed to help printers keep production running efficiently and consistently. Scott DeNoble shares the company's expertise in ink pumps and cleaning equipment, along with what he values about connecting with fellow Dscoopers facing many of the same business challenges around the world.

For more than 40 years, Dalim Software has evolved alongside changes in print technology, data, and connectivity. Isabelle Billerey Rayel explains how its all-in-one platform — and growing use of AI — can help printers automate production while expanding the services they provide to brands.

At the Dscoop Vietnam Summit, Vincent Monroe of Marou Chocolate and Joshua Breidenbach of Rice Creative share how close collaboration among a brand, creative agency, and print partner helped turn Marou’s distinctive identity into a memorable physical experience. Their conversation explores how early printer involvement, smart sampling, material and finishing choices, and a willingness to experiment can help protect a brand’s distinctiveness while balancing creative ambition with commercial realities.

Keypoint Intelligence Principal Analyst Marc Mascara logged plenty of steps at LOUPE Americas — and left with five trends he believes are worth watching as labels and packaging moves toward 2027. In a fun, fast-paced Dscoop.com conversation, Marc breaks down what he saw, connects it with Keypoint Intelligence research, and challenges converters to think about the entire production ecosystem surrounding the press.

ABG has spent decades helping label converters turn digitally printed output into finished, embellished products. Mark Hyde explains how the company is building on that expertise with a broader flexible packaging offering that brings lamination, pouch making and digital embellishment together.

Veterinarian, artist and author Dr. Leatrize Gonzales celebrates a Presstige Award for VetNotes: Comparative Anatomy, the beautifully illustrated veterinary book she created alongside Nitto Printing to make complex anatomy easier to understand.

Nearly 150 Dscoopers came together in Ho Chi Minh City for 3 days of ideas, learning, laughter, new connections, and a little bit of Saigon chaos.

Dscoop partners build year-round connections with printers, HP, and one another, creating access to ideas, expertise, and opportunities across the global community. In this roundtable discussion, 4 partner leaders share a candid conversation about what makes those relationships valuable — and what true partnership looks like when everyone has something to share and something to learn.