Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) is pleased to announce the appointment of Adem Kulauzovic, Director of Automation and Integration, to the Board of Directors of OMAC (Organisation for Machine Automation and Control). Kulauzovic’s three-year term reflects Domino’s ongoing commitment to shaping the future of packaging automation through collaboration, innovation, and industry leadership. It aligns with the company’s broader goals around customer-centric innovation and supporting manufacturers who are navigating complex regulatory and technological landscapes.
As packaging automation enters a new era of digital transformation, Kulauzovic’s appointment marks a milestone in his career and an opportunity to advance industry standards. In his first board-level role, Kulauzovic will help to shape OMAC’s strategic direction, including investment in training, expanding membership, and updating standards – particularly those related to cybersecurity resilience.
I’m honoured to join the OMAC board and help drive forward the standards that underpin our industry
“As manufacturers increasingly lean on automation and move to digital transformation, the need for consistent, standardised communication is critical. OMAC provides a platform for collaboration that helps make this possible,” said Kulauzovic.
Kulauzovic’s focus will include championing coding and marking standards, promoting cybersecurity resilience, and advancing sustainability initiatives. His involvement ensures that OMAC members will continue to benefit from Domino’s expertise in the development of standards that impact the entire packaging ecosystem.
A member of OMAC since 2017, Domino has actively contributed to its mission to standardise communication, controls, and applications across the packaging sector. OMAC’s focus is to facilitate, develop, and implement industry best practice through a professional network of representatives from consumer-packaged goods companies, OEMs, system integrators, and engineering experts.
Central to OMAC’s work is PackML (Packaging Machine Language), a globally recognised automation standard that enables consistent communication between machines and PLCs, regardless of platform. Whether using Beckhoff, Siemens, or Rockwell, PackML supports interoperability and simplifies data exchange across diverse manufacturing environments.
OMAC membership offers access to exclusive resources, including digital transformation guides and compliance documentation – particularly relevant to evolving cybersecurity regulations in Europe.
“Being part of the conversation – whether it’s PackML, cybersecurity, or sustainability – means we’re helping shape the standards our customers rely on,” said Kulauzovic.
It’s about understanding their business, anticipating their needs, and delivering solutions that move the industry forward
Kulauzovic’s appointment underscores Domino’s role as a trusted partner in packaging automation, committed to driving innovation and setting global standards.