Andrew Gordon

A new survey tracks trends in continuous-feed printing. By Andy Plata When struggling to balance the mix of legacy and new equipment, in-plant printers face a continuous dilemma. How much time and money should be devoted to existing hardware and software? How many resources should go toward preparing the future? At a time when every penny counts, striking that delicate balance is trickier than ever. Those who rely on continuous-feed printers may gain some insight from a new research report from InfoTrends/CAP Ventures and OutputLinks entitled "Continuous-Feed Printing in the In-Plant Environment." InfoTrends/CAP Ventures and OutputLinks, organizations in the high-volume computer output (HVCO) industry,