Gabby Houck

At Utah State University, Web-to-print is helping the in-plant streamline ordering, eliminate manual bottlenecks, and simplify brand compliance for customers, enabling the in-plant to advance.

Regular reporting gives in-plants the data and visibility they need to strengthen relationships with leadership and secure long-term support.

At PRINTING United Expo, the Women in Print Alliance made its largest impact yet, uniting hundreds of women in empowerment, connection, and inclusion.

During his presentation, Paparozzi acknowledged the challenges of 2025, including uncertainty, tariff policies, and increased operating costs. He also identified the top business priorities for 2026, such as increasing productivity, controlling costs, and exploring AI.

By adding a flatbed cutter, Modern Woodmen of America’s in-plant has transformed its wide-format operation from basic output to high-impact, custom finishing, expanding creative possibilities, boosting internal value, and ensuring long-term relevance.

This fall season, iLEARNING+ is rolling out a fresh lineup of courses covering best practices for using AI for color management and image creation, and mitigating impairment risks in the workplace.

In a recent webinar sponsored by MUTOH and hosted by Alliance Media Brand, Wide-format Impressions, experts on braille printing explored the art and science of ADA-compliant production. 

The new HP Indigo 18K at Brigham Young University Print and Mail will expand digital production while preserving offset-level quality.

If you’re a wide-format producer that offers graphic installation services, or if you’re a wide-format shop that outsources installation, consider these three words: graphic installation certification.

“You're able to see multiple products ... talk to the different vendors — all under one roof,” says Van R. Hylton, copy center manager for the State of Ohio. At the Expo this year, he'll be on the hunt for flatbed printing equipment.