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For a small shop, the Florida Institute of Technology's in-plant does a lot of wide-format printing. Manager James Breckenridge explains why demand is growing, the types of wide-format projects his team is producing, why they prefer to handle installations themselves, and how wide-format printing is helping the in-plant demonstrate its value to the university.
The energy at PRINTING United Expo 2026 in Las Vegas was palpable. Your participation and enthusiasm made it all possible.
Gary Jones at PRINTING United Alliance notes that as the federal government pulls back on regulations, many states look to step in.
The day before PRINTING United Expo opened its doors in Las Vegas, the G7+ Exchange provided a half-day color management summit.
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