Ryan Crist

There's a bright future for in-plants able to produce variable data output and on-demand printing. By Ryan Crist With any new technology, there are doubts as to whether it will work or stick around. Take laser discs, for example. We all know those didn't last too long before the development of the smaller DVD. Digital printing, however, is not new any more. One of the big questions digital printing has made us ponder is whether or not it will replace traditional offset lithography. The answer is no. Digital printing serves as a sophisticated compliment to offset printing, and it's meant for targeting different