Industry News

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.

At the IPMA 2022 conference, Consultant Howie Fenton emphasized the importance of video in his session, both for staying in touch with customers and training.

The combination of the paper shortage and staffing crisis has created new problems. In a new blog, Consultant Howie Fenton compares how two companies approached staffing issues differently, experiencing different results.

More than 140 in-plant managers and other attendees met in Buffalo, New York, in June for the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference. It was an action-packed four-day event. Here's a look at what it was like.

The survey confirms the crisis is getting worse. Respondents reported significant declines during the past 60 days in the availability of coated and uncoated paper, vinyl, plastics, inks and coatings, and more.

To build an engaging, productive workplace, good managers survey their teams to make sure they understand expectations, have the tools they need, and feel appreciated. Here’s a survey you can use to help guide you.

PRINTING United Alliance is pleased to announce the recipients for this year’s Student Scholarship Award Program. The Student Scholarship Program provides $50,000 total in financial support to students planning a future in the printing and graphic arts industry.

Kellogg Community College Print and Document Services had a good six-year run with its HP Latex 330, but like most good things, it had to come to an end.

Texas Health and Human Services is finally retiring its 30-year old press and bringing in an advanced model with lots of automation. Productivity is expected to soar.

Though digital printing continues to grow at in-plants, some shops retain healthy offset printing operations. Recently, three of those in-plants were honored with In-Print Best of Show awards for the quality of their printing.