As anticipation builds for the upcoming Print Summit 2025, Amit Khurana, CEO of TechNova Imaging Systems, shared insights with Indian Printer & Publisher on the company’s continued support for the event and its vision for the printing and packaging industry. Print Summit, organized by BMPA, will take place at Tata Theatre at NCPA in Mumbai on 16 January.
TechNova has been supporting the Print Summit since its inception. Reflecting on the association, Khurana said, “The Print Summit aligns perfectly with our mission to drive innovation and collaboration in the printing sector. It provides a platform for knowledge sharing, celebrating industry milestones, and fostering partnerships that shape the future. By partnering with the Print Summit, we aim to contribute to the growth and evolution of the industry that has been central to our purpose for over five decades.”
With over five decades of industry leadership, TechNova views its involvement in the summit as an opportunity to give back to the community that has been integral to its journey.
A catalyst for industry growth
Discussing the benefits of the Print Summit, Khurana highlighted its dual impact on both TechNova and the broader printing ecosystem.
“For TechNova, the Print Summit is an invaluable forum to engage directly with thought leaders, customers, and partners. It reinforces our position as a leader in innovation and strengthens our relationships within the industry,” he explained.
“For the broader industry, the summit acts as a catalyst for inspiration and growth, driving progress through shared expertise and networking,” he added.
Future trends: sustainability, digitalization, and hybrid solutions
Looking ahead, Khurana identified key trends set to transform the printing and packaging industry over the coming years.
“Sustainability will take center stage, with eco-friendly practices and materials becoming non-negotiable,” he noted. This shift reflects growing consumer and regulatory demands for environmentally responsible solutions.
The integration of digital technologies, including automation and artificial intelligence, is another focus area. These advancements will streamline operations and enable greater personalization, meeting the evolving expectations of modern consumers.
Khurana highlighted the rising demand for hybrid printing solutions, which blend traditional and digital methods to cater to diverse market needs. “Hybrid solutions offer the flexibility and efficiency required to adapt to changing demands, ensuring relevance in an increasingly competitive landscape,” he said.
