1.26 Million H2O ID Accounts Affected, Canon’s 250,000-Sheet Press, JPMorgan’s $230 Billion — and 6 more | BPJ News
This edition tracks how outages at data-holding businesses disrupt print workflows, while short-run equipment, decarbonisation and supply-chain investment reshape where orders go.
The data breach shows how direct mail and gift fulfilment can become tied to a client’s recovery schedule. As equipment and software compete for short-run work, vast pools of European and US capital are moving towards manufacturing capacity and supply chains.
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E-commerce and reservation-site outages also disrupt the submission and shipment of printed materials.
Short-run production now has more options on both sides: output equipment and production software.
Capital and demand in China, Europe and the United States are moving in different directions.
Approximately 1.26 million H2O ID records affected as three e-commerce and reservation sites shut down…
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