By expanding services, bringing outsourced work in-house, and continuously improving workflows, in-plants can strengthen their value to the organization and build a stronger case for future investment.

Texas Tech University Health Science Center’s in-plant didn’t just kick tires at PRINTING United Expo last year. The in-plant bought a host of new equipment, from embellishment and hybrid flatbed printers to folding, cutting, and coiling machines.

Modern workflow tools give in-plants more than automation and speed — they reduce friction, free skilled staff for higher-value work, and provide the data managers need to prove their operation’s value.

Hundreds of new print systems will be on display at PRINTING United Expo. Here’s a preview of some of the digital presses and wide-format printers slated to be on the show floor in Las Vegas.

Facing a wave of retirements and lost expertise, Ohio’s State Printing and Mail Services turned to PRINTING United Expo to find automated equipment that promises to save time, simplify production, and open new opportunities.