Business Management – Convergence
PRINTING United Expo will offer in-plants an essential opportunity to experience cutting-edge technologies, engage with hundreds of peers, and gather innovative ideas to drive growth and improvement.
PRINTING United Expo, the printing industry’s premier event, comes to Orlando in October. It will feature nearly 800 exhibitors, AI-powered innovations, educational programming, and networking opportunities designed to help in-plant managers navigate industry transformation and discover new revenue opportunities.
For in-plants, PRINTING United Expo is an essential event, says World Bank’s Wes Troup. It provides unmatched access to equipment, expertise, and industry leaders—all in one place—making it easier to build a strong business case for new technology, expand services, and increase the in-plant’s strategic value.
Join our expert panel for a lively discussion on how print providers are participating in the AI/big data revolution.
PRINTING United Alliance announced a strategic partnership with the Advertising Specialty Institute (ASI). The partnership paves the way for members of both organizations to benefit from the increasing convergence of promotional products and print distributors, printing, and apparel and promo decoration.
Registration is now open for PRINTING United Expo, taking place October 18-20 in Atlanta, Georgia.
A discussion of opportunities in drone arrays, projection mapping, and bridges to the virtual world is presented for producers of wide-format graphics.
After three long years, in-plants will finally be able to get together again at PRINTING United Expo to see the latest technology, attend educational sessions, and just network with one another. In this new video, Mark Subers, president of events and exhibitions at PRINTING United Alliance, tells us what in-plants can expect at the show, which will take place Oct. 19-21 in Las Vegas.
COVID brought an uptick in floor signage for social distancing graphics. Now that largely untapped market is taking off for other uses.
Selling promotional products can be a great revenue generator for your in-plant. But, the journey to becoming a promo products distributor isn’t something that happens overnight. It takes a lot of work, a lot of research, and a good bit of patience.















