Managing director Yves Roussange, who is stationed on the Currie stand, said it was business as usual for the vendor and that the change of name reflected the change to its core offering.

“For the past seven years the main business of Colour Process has been colour management. However, for the past four years our focus has steadily shifted to software automation as we worked with our clients to increase their productivity,” said Roussange.

“The new business name Soltect is more representative of our core business… and reflects our aim to continue working with clients on designing and developing effective productivity solutions appropriate to their individual business models.”

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