In-Plant Profiles
Iowa State University Printing and Copy Services is bringing in new business after installing three Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS 1250 black-and-white production printers and a Graphtec FC8600-160 contour cutter.
The University of Scranton’s Printing and Mailing Services has undergone a reboot and transformation of its operation in the wake of former director Ray Burd’s tragic, untimely passing. A wealth of new equipment and capabilities has continued Burd’s quest to serve the university’s overall mission.
A transit system can’t be truly commuter-friendly unless it’s reasonably easy to navigate without an abundance of printed signage.
Switching to production inkjet printing enabled Physicians Mutual to save customers money on printing
The Amherst College Campus Print and Mail Center has replaced its Xerox Color J75 digital press with a Xerox Versant 80 digital press.
Through a chance encounter, Robbie Feazel found a career in printing. Now manager of Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta's in-plant, he’s been enjoying the ride ever since.
The University of Virginia's in-plant recently installed a Kodak NexPress SX 2700 with a fifth imaging unit and Kodak’s long-sheet option, bringing new capabilities and saving money for the university.
One of the largest and most successful university in-plants, Penn State’s Multimedia and Print Center keeps things fresh by constantly seeking new services to make its customers’ lives easier.
After losing money and customers for years, Print and Document Services at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke is rebuilding its reputation and returning to profitability.
Starting at Ohio State University in 1997, and moving up to the position of plant manager at UniPrint was a welcome opportunity for Jim Strapp. Today, Strapp works with 38 employees along with 15 student helpers, to turn out printed materials for the Columbus, Ohio-based university — which has had a print shop since 1914.