At the University of West Georgia, Print and Mail Services is redefining what it means to be an in-plant by combining passionate craftsmanship with bold technology upgrades to deliver top-tier quality, speed, and resilience.
Artificial Intelligence had attendees abuzz at the recent In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference — especially after one keynote speaker warned them that ignoring it might earn them a pink slip.
Xerox’s acquisition of Lexmark marks a defining moment not just for the two companies, but for the thousands of in-plants that have relied on Xerox technology for decades.
Expanded education, research, and a new AI Pavilion at PRINTING United Expo 2025 highlight the Alliance’s mission to guide the industry through transformative change.
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