While the printing may be familiar, the installation and cost structures can be a new challenge. Three in-plants share how vehicle graphics have increased opportunity and added value at their shops.
Dan Marx
NAPCO Research asked respondents to indicate the level of growth they see in 17 different wide-format product categories. Here are the results.
The guide’s wealth of information puts the power of comparison into the hands of companies seeking to purchase their first, or next, wide-format printing device.
Since installing a new flatbed inkjet printer and flatbed cutting system, the Cajon Valley Union School District’s in-plant has vastly reduced the time needed to complete signage and other applications, saving money and increasing its value to the district.
As the wide-format segment evolves, and particularly as the printing devices wide-format producers use have become more robust, the needs of wide-format PSPs have changed. They want different things from their vendor relationships.
Knowing your business means knowing your customers. Knowing your customers means better meeting their needs.
Sign Expo, presented by the International Sign Association, presented a marketplace of equipment and ideas for sign producers, decorators, and entrepreneurs.
While a focus on labor is “top of mind” for many print service providers today, a strong focus on profitability is perhaps an even stronger focus for long-term success.
According to a recent report in PrintNews, Brother Industries has lodged a hostile offer to purchase Roland DG, Japan-based parent company of Roland DGA.
We ranked the fastest-growing applications at in-plants, then spoke with managers whose shops provide them to learn from their experiences.
How are PSPs using automation to address labor challenges, and how can these interventions benefit performance and profitability? Consultant Pat McGrew provides her insights.
Industry expert Marco Boer reveals how the annual Wide-Format Summit provides invaluable executive education and peer exchange for printing’s most profitable segment.
Unveiling the secrets behind effective wraps, from concept to installation.
Through a series of equipment acquisitions, the Aldine Independent School District’s Print Services Department is proving its value.
In-plants are looking beyond paper and adding equipment to print directly onto objects — a niche that lets them add value and provide a needed service.
