Kyocera

If you’ve been in the market for a car and received a direct mail piece with a personalized, handwritten note on it, chances are it came from the LetterLab at Johnson Advertising, in Athens, Georgia. The thriving ad agency has built its name on “tailored” direct mail.

After more than 30 years as a Xerox shop, Leander ISD rethought its inkjet strategy when its Baltoro press no longer aligned with the district’s workload.

Omaha Public Schools’ in-plant has moved into a new facility and installed more than 10 new machines — including three inkjet presses — to bring work back in-house and better support teachers and students.

After replacing a Xerox inkjet press with two smaller inkjets, Hemet Unified School District’s in-plant has boosted capacity, expanded format capabilities, and is delivering faster, more flexible curriculum printing.

This special NAPCO Research report explores how new developments — especially the introduction of sheetfed inkjet presses like the Kyocera TASKalfa Pro 15000c — have redefined what's possible.

Its school district facing budget cuts, this small California in-plant decided to do its part to save money by replacing its toner printers with an inkjet press.

Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District has joined several other K-12 in-plants around the country by installing an inkjet press to print curriculum materials.

As a printing technology that has yet to reach the ceiling of its capabilities, inkjet continues to revolutionize the ways printing services providers (PSPs) serve their customers and change the metrics by which they operate.

If you ask most print providers today about their biggest barriers to success, most will include recruitment and retention of talent at the top of their list. The labor challenges facing printing – and many other manufacturing industries – are many.

Inkjet technology continues to advance into commercial printing spaces, and the growing prominence of sheet-fed inkjet systems is part of what is making profound business transformations possible.