Many organizations are not set up to accommodate many kinds of customer interactions and it costs them business! Here are some simple steps to make sure you are both print and Web ready for sales and marketing.
At the beginning of next year, magazine publishers will be paying about 25% more for paper than they did just 18 months earlier.
Ricoh recently hosted its Interact 2018 meeting just a short ride from its plant in Boulder, Colo. The event was full of interesting insights from Ricoh staff, customers and industry speakers, but that wasn’t the most interesting thing about Interact.
Print and digital were supposed to be adversaries but instead have developed a symbiotic (some would say co-dependent) relationship, as indicated by a few recent developments.
It should come as no surprise to most of us that the massive consumption of digital media begets a host of health issues. What is surprising, though, is that digital natives actually feel guilty about it. When surveyed, 65% of 18-24-year-olds felt they spent too much time on devices; that rose to 81% in the 25 to 34-year-old age group.
Corporations should realize that digital is not welcomed by many customers. Print and paper have key benefits.
Frisco Independent School District's in-plant turned the launch of a testimonial video into an awareness, promotional and employee-engagement opportunity during in-plant awareness month.
We live in an age of data. It influences nearly every business decision that gets made. Embracing data and analytics in your in-plant is an important way to express the value you bring — in terms that data-minded decision makers can appreciate.
Organizations where management makes unstructured, random visits to the shop floor tend to be more efficient and enjoy greater morale.
In recent years, there has been an explosion of data breaches in the financial, business and health.
