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A few years ago, the Admissions department at Southern Illinois University - Carbondale needed 1.8 million brochures mailed to prospective students. The job took the in-plant 20 days straight, working 24 hours per day, to finish. But now, thanks to a new addition at the in-plant, jobs like that will take significantly less time.

When the Bureau of Labor Statistics called the printing industry "too small to be tracked" it brought some furious reactions from printers. But indignation aside, what real impact does this decision by a government agency have on printers?

After shutting down its offset presses, Butler University's in-plant found that its conventional folding machine was ill-suited to the short-run digital work it was producing. So the shop decided to make a change.

There’s something about a price increase that makes a printing sales rep wish he had listened to his mother and become a doctor. Here are a few rules and helpful suggestions for when that time comes.

Outsourcing companies will stop at nothing to convince your in-plant's upper management they can cut costs. A sneak attack like this happened at the University of Cincinnati a few years ago — but the outsourcing company overlooked one crucial thing.

Canon Solutions America recognized the need to provide a security awareness resource geared toward helping customers mitigate risk. The Barracuda PhishLine offering is designed to help customers guard against social-engineering threats through continuous simulation and training for employees.

The new inkjet color press installed at the Wisconsin Bureau of Publishing and Distribution is 30% faster than the monochrome toner printer it replaced — and the uptime is “outstanding.”

To build a successful working relationship with your Millennial and Gen Z employees, it’s important to be clear in your directions. Otherwise there is too much room for interpretation.

The show floor for the debut edition of PRINTING United is now 90% sold, according to event partners NAPCO Media and the Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (SGIA). The floor features more than 500 companies spanning all segments of the print industry.

Injuries involving paper cutters can be very serious. To keep its employees safe, the Anaheim Union High School District's in-plant decided to make some changes to its bindery.