Kyle Prince

Digital copiers have changed the way in-plants operate. Find out how paper companies have improved their products as a result. Over the past several years, as in-plants have swapped their analog and offset dancing partners of old for the fancy new moves of digital copiers, paper producers and equipment manufacturers have been involved in an elaborate pas de deux of their own. After all, when digital copiers first hit the dance floor, they found few partners waiting and could do little more than watch the older, more experienced machines hog the limelight. "Originally, the first digital presses required special paper, but the market