In-Plant Profiles

With a focus on bringing outsourced print work back in-house while capitalizing on the demand for new services like scanning, University of Bristol Print Services is evolving and improving every day.

To take advantage of new value-added opportunities, Cedarville University’s in-plant has made major investments into contour cutting, flatbed printing, and engraving.

After an itinerant career that has spanned the country, Rob Newlin has settled down in New Mexico, where he’s brought a new approach to the State Printing operation.

After years of monitoring the technology, Oregon’s Publishing & Distribution operation has embraced inkjet at last, joining its state government in-plant peers.

After a full career as a nurse and a decade as a stay-at-home mom, Deb Noss began an unexpected third career in the printing industry.

An inkjet trailblazer when it first installed the technology seven years ago, the State of Colorado’s Integrated Document Solutions operation has replaced its original inkjet press with an even more advanced model.

A small footprint was essential – that’s one thing Richard Beto knew when he added a flatbed to The University of Texas at Austin.

More than just an in-house printer, Radford University Printing and Postal Services prides itself on serving the university’s students and giving them a positive experience.

Though transactional printing comprises the bulk of its work, Thrivent Printing and Inserting Services has produced numerous eye-catching pieces with embellishment features that have garnered industry-wide acclaim.

Whether printing patient health information and signage, or handling fulfillment and mailing, Geisinger’s Digital Print and Mail Center is always looking for ways to save the healthcare organization money.