Industry News

Mark Dixon, former director of the University of Oregon's Printing and Mailing Services operation and longtime attendee of the Association of College and University Printers conference, has died. He was 67.

The State of Tennessee’s Document Solutions operation recently welcomed some high-profile guests when members of the Tennessee Department of Finance and Administration Budget Office stopped by to thank the employees for their exceptional work.

After 30 years at Lake Land College, David Earp traded retirement for the challenge of building a new in-plant and bringing Rural King’s print production in-house.

Nathan Safran of Alliance Insights is joined by Stefano Portolani of Stratego Group to discuss a study about AI in the industry.

Flatbed printing has grown more than any other service at in-plants. With so many flatbeds on display at PRINTING United Expo, picking the right one can be a tough task. Managers who have already done this have some good advice.

The In-plant Printing and Mailing Association held its recent Road Show in Salt Lake City at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in-plant. About 40 in-plant managers attended.

As Dave Higgins of Connecticut Conference of Municipalities' in-plant preps for PRINTING United Expo 2026, he shares what he's looking forward to most at the Las Vegas show.

The University of St. Thomas’ small in-plant has dramatically cut costs while delivering a range of print, mail, and specialty services to its Houston campus. In September, Manager Amy Garcia will head to PRINTING United Expo in search of ideas to take her operation even further.

The Epson SureColor S7170 Print Cut Edition enables a wide range of applications, from indoor and outdoor signage to stickers, banners, canvas prints, vehicle wraps and more. 

Modern workflow tools give in-plants more than automation and speed — they reduce friction, free skilled staff for higher-value work, and provide the data managers need to prove their operation’s value.