Bob Neubauer

During the Inkjet Summit, we talked with Richard Rodriguez, manager of Northeast Independent School District's well-equipped in-plant, about the many services his shop offers -- and the challenges of providing them with a small team. 

During the recent Inkjet Summit, held in April in San Antonio, Texas, the 23 in-plant attendees gathered for a panel discussion moderated by IPI Editor Bob Neubauer. He questioned four inkjet users from different in-plants around the country: David Bryson Print Shop Operations Manager, Hillsboro School District Inkjet presses: Canon varioPRINT iX3200 and Riso GL7430 Bret Johnson…

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IPI Editor Bob Neubauer sat down with Conference Chair Marco Boer during the 2026 Inkjet Summit to discuss why inkjet technology makes sense for in-plants.

A new inkjet color label printer at Monument Health Printing Services will greatly enhance the three-employee in-plant’s ability to provide numerous types of labels for the healthcare system. It also opens the door to new label products the shop hasn’t been able to print.

When a local printing company’s shop burned to the ground in January, Minnkota Power Cooperative’s print production operation stepped in to help save the business.

At the close of this week's 14th annual Inkjet Summit, attendees chose five sponsors to honor with "Best Sponsor Case Study Presentation" awards, and picked one sponsor as the "Company to Watch Out For."

During the recent Association of College and University Printers (ACUP+) conference, we talked with several in-plant managers to find out how they have improved their in-plants over the past year.

The 2026 Inkjet Summit was packed with in-plant managers. IPI Editor Bob Neubauer caught up with one of them, Bret Johnson of Mayo Clinic, to learn how inkjet has transformed his in-plant, taking turnaround times down from two weeks to five days and allowing the shop to reduce its toner footprint from 10 devices to five. 

With a skilled crew and advanced technology, Contra Costa County Print and Mail Services delivers fast, secure results, reduces costs, and helps the county better serve its residents.