Kornit Digital announces the launch of Konnections 365, a year-round movement designed for the people moving the apparel, print, and retail industries forward. The strategy is built on the outcome of Konnections 2026 held in Hollywood, Florida.

Bringing together brands, retailers, creatives, print producers, and supply-chain experts, Konnections 365 delivers thought leadership, local and global experiences, committees, webinars, podcasts, and on-demand resources, according to a press release. The intent is to help the industry navigate a watershed moment driven by digital print, AI, sustainability, new inventory models, and emerging technologies.

As part of this program, people are encouraged to register today for three upcoming webinars:

“During our live Konnections event, the room moved and now the industry is ready to follow,” said Ilan Elad, president at Kornit Digital Americas, in a press statement. “We brought together an ecosystem around one clear truth: The winners will be the companies that connect demand, production, technology, and speed — faster than the market can change. Konnections 365 is an extension of this movement, and we can’t wait to see how the industry responds.”

Konnections 365 is built on three pillars:

  • Movement — Year-round community driving industry priorities
  • Learn — Practical education through content and thought leadership
  • Connect & Act — Events and pilot programs that turn ideas into measurable results

Participants benefit from rapid learning, local-to-global engagement, and the ability to move from ideas to pilots that reduce waste, shorten lead times, and improve margins, according to the press release.

Education is free for all participants. However, community events, business networking, and pilot programs are by invitation-only for the Kornit Digital Production Community and ecosystem.

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