Smart manufacturing can be a nebulous term, but Joachim Hensch has helped put it into practice for one of the world's most recognisable brands. His definition carries a lot of weight.
The Interline analyses the most vital fashion technology news. This week: the automotive industry offers a case-study for extending the value of digital assets, and fintech's role in the future of retail is considered.
The pieces are falling into place for digital printing - both direct to garment and direct to roll - to overturn the traditional sourcing network and supply chain. The Interline speaks to one of the key minds behind the transition - at a pivotal time.
Earlier this month, Mark Harrop had the opportunity to spend some time with Brian Lindauer, Founder and CTO of VibeIQ. Brian has previously worked with Aptavis (prior to their acquisition by PTC), and happens to be the original CTO for the FlexPLM solution. Brian talks to us about his past, and our industry’s future.
The Interline analyses the most vital fashion technology news. This week: the vision for the Metaverse continues to crystallise, and digital fashion skills could soon be considered the equal of traditional craft.
Uncertainty is everywhere as retail reopens post-pandemic, and everything is open to re-evaluation. This workshop replay captures the retail recovery at a critical juncture.
Prasham Kamdar, Managing Partner of Ptex Solutions, asks whether we can really expect true sustainability and transparency from retailers and brands soon, or if we are simply talking about more greenwashing? Choosing the best possible materials, trims and components is just the tip of the iceberg.
The Interline analyses the most vital fashion technology news. This week: fashion technology competition could be heating up as COVID redefines what it means to "cross the chasm".
The Interline analyses the most vital fashion technology news. This week: how the clash between consumer demand and supply constraints, combined with cloud gaming, could be the perfect conditions for the metaverse.
When retail returns to full capacity, it will be operating in a changed world. What shoppers want from physical stores and online channels has evolved rapidly, and Rebecca Morter believes retailers need to catch up - and quickly.
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