Jennifer Wilberschied

How one in-plant planted a seed for wide-format dreams three years ago and watched it blossom into a flourishing revenue stream.

In-plants are adding promotional products to their offerings, using their expertise to ensure brand compliance. Providing promotional products is just one more way in-plants are bringing in work from adjacent markets.

As one of the first in-plants in higher education to install a Xerox Iridesse production press, Fairfield University's in-plant is attracting positive attention by enhancing print pieces with metallic gold, silver and clear dry ink.

To build a successful working relationship with your Millennial and Gen Z employees, it’s important to be clear in your directions. Otherwise there is too much room for interpretation.

Offering secure printing options adds another layer of value to your in-plant’s array of services, giving your organization one more reason to continue printing in-house, rather than look for a reason to outsource.

Cross-training your in-plant's operators can help you keep productivity up, even when staff is down.

After months of anticipation, the 2018 SGIA Expo starts tomorrow in Las Vegas. In-plant managers from across the country are heading th

Inkjet substrate options continue to grow as demand for new applications increase. But where is the market headed, and how will applications and customer demands affect innovation?

Despite the roadblocks that threaten to impede your Web-to-print journey, studying your roadmap ahead of time can prepare your in-plant for a successful trip.

Printers can capitalize on this by partnering with promo products companies and becoming a hub for promotional printing and products.