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Special Interzum - May 2007
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Producers of upholstered furniture are facing new challenges and
tougher competition every day. Technology and innovation are the
best means to achieve top performances in this complex business
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Special Footwear, Luggage and Leather goods - April 2007
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In a world where globalization dominates individual markets, the
footwear sector must face up to new challenges, with greater and
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Special IMM-Salon du Meuble - January 2007
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Faced with new industrial challenges and stiff competition,
furniture professionals seek high-performance solutions in line
with their changing market. Lectra's furniture offering is unique
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Special IMB - May 2006
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Faced with several years of profound change in the sector, further
aggravated by the abolition of textile quotas, today's fashion
professionals have no choice but to adapt to an increasingly
unstable, demanding market, and to adjust their business models
accordingly. Just as brands must develop differentiating factors
such as their design and management of collections and products,
manufacturers must reach higher levels of productivity, flexibility
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Special SIMAC - April 2006
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In a world where globalization dominates individual markets, the
footwear sector must face up to new challenges, with greater and
greater demand from consumers in terms of styles and price. To be
able to develop their brands, be innovative in their designs and to
modernize production, companies in this field need innovative
technologies and global solutions. They also need a partner who can
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Special Première Vision - September 2005
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Observing the market, adapting to its expectations, and
anticipating changes: this is the proactive approach
that characterizes both Première Vision and Lectra, so it made
sense that eventually our paths would cross. It is with
great pleasure that Lectra joins the group of exhibitors at
the world's leading trade fair for apparel fabrics this fall for
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Special Interfiliere - September 2005
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For 17 years now, Lectra’s world-leading technology has helped
lingerie manufacturer ACE Style address its major strategic
challenges in a highly competitive industry. Launching ACE Style
Intimate Apparel Ltd. in 1985, Andrew and Mimi Sia sought to add
greater value to lingerie brands by emphasizing design early in the
product development. ACE Style asserted its originality from the
outset by introducing the new concept of lingerie «coordinates,»
combining bras, panties, camisoles, and other related items made
from the same fabric and featuring the same print pattern. The
company also proposed its own wide range of coordinates. Success
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Special Techtextil - June 2005
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The TechTextil Show 2005 provided Lectra with the opportunity to
present its complete range of solutions, on a 320 m2 booth, which
are tailored to enable companies in the industry to overcome their
challenges. Lectra has demonstrated its ability to constantly
innovate with the presentation of its complete range of solutions,
adapted to all specificities of companies processing industrial
fabrics. | |
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