MD
Sifiso Majola
Sifiso Majola serves as MD at ColourRight.
Sifiso Majola in the lab mix
Sifiso keeps the management side tied to what happens at the printer, not only to admin. When inland dust, coastal moisture, or power interruptions affect output, this is the level where the operating note needs to make sense for South African print rooms.
That places him alongside the people dealing with profile setup, replacement parts, and support checks, where machine condition, media behaviour, and repeatability all matter before a run goes live.
Management tied to print output
In this business, that usually means keeping profile decisions, cartridge records, and machine-specific notes aligned so a FastJET, Stormjet, or Skywalker setup can be read correctly by the team handling production.
ICC work starts from a test print on your usual roll, together with the RIP version you run.
- Linked to profile, parts, and support work
South African operating conditions
An MD page at ColourRight still sits close to the realities of local print production. Johannesburg dust, Durban humidity, Cape Town weather shifts, and dispatch pressure all influence how a profile note or cartridge remark should be written. The management role matters when those factors affect stock usage, reprints, or machine setting decisions across different sites.
Power cuts can interrupt heater stability, restart order, and the moment a test print is judged acceptable. Coastal sites may need tighter attention on moisture-sensitive media, while inland sites often pick up more contamination around sensors and moving parts. Those are the kinds of conditions that shape the work around ColourRight's printer notes.
Operated by Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd from 2 Makro Place, Sunnyrock 1401.
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