In-plant employees are on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, working onsite while the Omicron variant rages. Yet many of their coworkers are working safely from home. How are their parent organizations acknowledging the risk their dedicated in-plant employees are taking? Not very well.
Bob Neubauer
By now the realities of inflation have sunk in for all of us. We know more about the supply chain than we ever have in our lives, but that’s not doing us much good. Supply costs still keep going up. How are in-plants coping?
It’s happened more often than Dylan Turner would have liked: after outsourcing a large diecutting project for customers at Northern Arizona University, they would come back to him a month later asking for a few dozen more. He needed an in-house solution.
Bobbi Francis, Print & Document Processing Supervisor at BlueCross BlueShield Kansas, has had a lot of experience with Xerox. But when Xerox switched to a third-party maintenance provider, the in-plant switched to two Ricoh presses, and hasn't looked back since.
After relocating to a more modern facility and upgrading from offset to digital toner, the Dauphin County Library System’s in-plant is more efficient than ever.
It's time to get busy selecting samples of your in-plant's best work to enter in the In-Print 2022 competition, the only print contest exclusively for in-plants.
In-plants from educational institutions across the UK gathered virtually yesterday for a full-day educational conference that featured video tours of several university in-plants.
New York City does a spectacular job of celebrating the holidays—in-plants included.
IPI Editor Bob Neubauer recently visited Konica Minolta’s new Client Experience Center, a high-tech demonstration, training, and meeting facility designed to be more than just a demo center. Here’s a look inside.
They get the same work everyone else gets, but they do it all alone: every impression, every fold, every stitch. Here are some of the challenges faced by one-employee in-plants.
A ranking of the 30 largest in-plant printing operations at higher-ed institutions.
They get the same work everyone else gets, but they do it all alone: every impression, every fold, every stitch. Here are some of the challenges faced by one-employee in-plants.
Mike Lloyd has successfully transformed every business unit he has led at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, putting staff in positions where they can succeed and winning customers over, one job at a time.
The in-plant at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System, Texas, was in dire need of more space. Working closely with Ricoh, the in-plant relocated to a facility twice the size of the original, and improved efficiency and turnaround times.
When Butler University installed a new 44˝ aqueous wide-format printer a few months ago, the quality upgrade did not go unnoticed. But that wasn’t the main reason the in-plant chose that device.
