Gabby Houck

The annual event exposes trends and opportunities in the wide-format space, and connects industry experts, decision-makers, and vendors for actionable results.

When Encompass Health Print Services' digital press and collator/stitcher were both getting up there in age, the in-plant sought out new equipment at last year’s PRINTING United Expo. The new equipment has greatly increased productivity.

Producing awards and plaques is an excellent value-added service for in-plants that not only saves money but also speeds turnaround, boosts visibility, and brings new work in-house.

HP recently hosted its annual Imagine event in New York City, and the major theme was finding better, more efficient ways to work, particularly with the help of AI.

Experts from Zünd and Kongsberg PCS discuss the latest tips, tools, and trends shaping digital cutting and CNC routing technology.

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.