Labelexpo Europe 2025 will see the official launch of a newly developed connector between Durst Analytics and CERM MIS, which can now transfer production data from Durst Tau label printing systems, directly and seamlessly into the CERM MIS Software. This creates a fully integrated link between the press and the business management system.
Labelexpo Europe 2025 will see the launch of a new connector between Durst Analytics and CERM MIS,
Serge Clauss, Product Manager Software & Solutions, Durst Group, says: “The demand for full integration of production and business data has been strong in our industry for years. By connecting Durst Analytics with CERM, we are now offering our customers a solution that delivers maximum transparency and control.”
Steffen Haaga, Director of Global Business Development at CERM, adds: “Our goal is to provide label and packaging printers with a fully integrated ecosystem in which all relevant production and business data are connected. By linking with Durst Analytics, our customers now have, for the first time, the ability to connect their Durst Tau label presses to our MIS in real time: an essential step towards increasing productivity and making more data-driven decisions.”
New Durst Global Labels & Packaging Manager
Durst’s newly appointed Global Account Manager Labels & Flexible Packaging, Paolo GrassoLabelexpo Europe will also be the first industry ‘outing’ for Durst’s newly appointed Global Account Manager Labels & Flexible Packaging, Paolo Grasso, who brings 25+ years of global experience in labels and packaging to the fore, most recently as Sales Director for Actega Metal Print, an innovation-driven company focused on sustainable technologies. Grasso was also previously Global Head of Sales at OMET, a longstanding Durst technology partner in the printing industry.
The appointment marks another important step in the continuous development of Durst’s Labels & Flexible Packaging segment, reinforcing the company’s commitment to global growth, customer-centric partnerships, and sustainable technologies.
