Plano, Texas

Some in-plants are printing more color than ever. Others are faithful to black and white. Why the difference? We found out. COLOR ME aggressive—or color me unemployed. Those might be your only choices as the demand for color printing and copying continues to rise and leave unprepared managers drowning in it's wake. Still, not every manager who decides against increasing his or her in-plant's color printing is necessarily unprepared. Some managers feel that taking on color work would be too expensive or time consuming to justify the effort. They say increased demands on their time and budgets would leave little left for black-and-white work—their