In-Plant Profiles

Mayo Clinic’s in-plant uses inkjet efficiency to reduce production time and free staff to focus on work that supports patient care.

After a 20-year Army career, Tyrone Simpkins brought his logistics experience, leadership skills, and passion for printing to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, where he has modernized operations while championing his team.

With a skilled crew and advanced technology, Contra Costa County Print and Mail Services delivers fast, secure results, reduces costs, and helps the county better serve its residents.

Michigan Farm Bureau recently fired up its new wide-format flatbed printer — a purchase found at PRINTING United Expo last year.

California’s Office of State Publishing — the nation’s second largest in-plant — is shedding “business as usual” and embracing growth, modernization, and a culture-first strategy.

New equipment, staff, and services — plus a focus on sustainability — are expanding the value Yale Printing and Publishing Services provides for its Ivy League university.

Seminole County Public Schools Print Solutions has built itself into an active, advanced operation by not shying away from new technology and always being creative.

As he prepares to retire Monday, after 31 years at the University of California, San Francisco's in-plant, Mario Carmona looks back on his long career and the legacy he leaves behind.

By embracing inkjet, Thrivent’s in-plant has evolved from a transactional printer into a producer of vibrant color marketing materials.

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