Innovation meets individualization: WirbelWild in the current Druck&Medien magazine

We are very pleased that WirbelWild can be found with a detailed portrait in the current Druck&Medien (Print and Media) magazine. The article provides exciting insights into our vision, our innovative solutions and the passion with which we rethink the world of pressure.

In the summer, we had the opportunity to talk to author Gabriele Eisenbarth about how digitalisation can be used to create print products that really inspire recipients. Our answer: ManyPrint Solutions, a software system that fully utilises the potential of modern printing technology. It enables fully customised print products — far beyond the filling of placeholders or templates.

What exactly does that mean? Our software uses existing data to decide what information belongs in a printed matter, how it should be prepared and even the type and scope of the design elements. This makes ManyPrint Solutions the first software that really thinks form from content — a milestone for the printing industry.

Our mission: sustainable, respectful and innovative

But the portrait is not just about technology. It also shows what drives us: our vision of rethinking print and the “wild ideas” that inspire us. Particularly exciting: the many possible applications that have already been implemented, such as personalised posters or individual running diaries. The customised print products open up new opportunities for both publishers and companies — be it personalised travel guides, individually compiled cookbooks or creative onboarding packages.

Because we firmly believe that personalised communication is a sign of appreciation. By focussing intensively on the needs of the recipients, we not only create a high utility value, but also contribute to sustainability. After all, we only print what is really needed — efficiently and in a way that conserves resources.

We would like to thank Gabriele Eisenbarth for this wonderful article and see it as inspiration to drive our vision forward. Let's redefine the limits of what is possible in print together!

If you want to find out more, you should definitely take a look at the article. Click here for the current issue: www.druck-medien.net