The time is rapidly approaching for the third annual Wide-format Summit, an exclusive hosted buyer event that brings together those looking to invest in wide-format equipment with those who make and sell it. Here's what you can look forward to.
Toni McQuilken
Personalized direct mail continues to be a powerful medium for brands and businesses of all shapes and sizes to convey their messages.
By expanding its fleet of copiers to include the district's laser printers, Blue Valley Schools' in-plant found opportunities for savings and efficiencies.
As we head into the second half of 2022, widespread paper shortages are still top-of-mind for commercial printers across the country, with no relief in sight. Two print providers give advice to help their industry counterparts navigate what have become uncharted waters.
Though she may not have followed a direct course, Gayle Robinson ended up exactly where she needed to be.
While the problems the USPS faces aren’t new, they have been accelerated by the pandemic, which has further driven revenue losses. Leo Raymond, managing director of Mailers Hub, discussed this and more in his keynote session during the PRINTING United Digital Experience.
During the Sheetfed Offset day at the PRINTING United Digital Experience, one panel session that drew attention delved into how the sheetfed offset market is changing as run lengths continue to shrink.
The in-plant for C&S Wholesale Grocers is always looking for new and more creative ways to help further the company’s mission.
25 years after aqueous technology entered the market, it’s still a vibrant option.
Paul Sprow has worked at several in-plants in his 40 years in the printing industry. “I’m glad I went the path I did,” he declares. “I have no regrets.”
Although inkjet technology has been changing to meet the modern era, it’s not just the inkjet press that has to evolve. Postpress equipment has had to take just as many leaps forward to ensure it can meet — or even exceed — the speeds and capabilities of the printing process.
Even with a hurricane scare, attendance at the SGIA Expo show as of noon yesterday reached more than 19,000 registered individuals.
