Emerging Paradigms Of The Indian Print Industry - Kumar, Mohit; Rani, Rekha
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As the Indian print industry navigates an era of digital disruption and ecological transformation, "Emerging Paradigms of the Indian Print Industry" provides a clear, research-driven roadmap for its evolution. This book brings together deep academic insight and real-world industry trends to highlight the shifts in printing technologies, market behavior, and sustainable practices. Covering everything from historical printing methods to AI-enabled automation and green printing solutions, the book equips readers with a holistic view of the sector's past, present, and future. It offers a unique…mehr

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As the Indian print industry navigates an era of digital disruption and ecological transformation, "Emerging Paradigms of the Indian Print Industry" provides a clear, research-driven roadmap for its evolution. This book brings together deep academic insight and real-world industry trends to highlight the shifts in printing technologies, market behavior, and sustainable practices. Covering everything from historical printing methods to AI-enabled automation and green printing solutions, the book equips readers with a holistic view of the sector's past, present, and future. It offers a unique blend of theory and methodology, making it ideal for students, researchers, and industry professionals. By combining data analysis, case studies, and global forecasting, it lays the groundwork for new directions in print technology research and practice. Whether you're an academic exploring research avenues or a print professional adapting to change, this book is your essential companion in understanding the new age of Indian printing.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Mohit Kumar is a seasoned academician and technocrat in the field of printing technology. With over a decade of experience across academia and industry, he currently serves as an Assistant Professor and research scholar specializing in technological forecasting and innovation in print media. His Ph.D. research focuses on the future of the Indian print industry and its intersection with digital transformation, sustainability, and automation. Dr. Kumar has authored several papers and has contributed to curriculum development and policy consulting in media studies and technology education. Rekha Rani is a co-author and academic collaborator with expertise in media studies and educational research. She brings a multidisciplinary perspective to the book, enriching it with insights on communication, pedagogy, and the ethical dimensions of technological change. Together, they present a well-rounded, analytical, and forward-looking take on the future of Indian printing.