It then took another 100 years for flexography to be adopted as a common name amongst the many print methods used today. Since its inception, the initial rudimentary quality of flexography has changed tremendously and has been continuously enhanced by evolving technology and the curiosity of people who dare to disrupt and change the industry status quo. These pioneers come from various disciplines, heritages and educational backgrounds. Still, together they form a unique group of creative and motivated people who, by combining art and science, accelerate the development of flex-ographic printing much faster than those seen in other competing technologies. Today, the flexographic industry must continue to evolve and adapt as our world changes, and new design and technical challenges emerge. During FORUM 2023 and, more specifically, the "Flexography: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" panel discussion, we will review how some of our past knowledge and experiences guide us forward, as well as how the new ones will need to be learned and gained.
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