The Future of the In-plant Industry
Sponsored by: RISO Bob Neubauer, Editor-in-Chief/Content Director, In-Plant Graphics
Speakers:
There's growing optimism in the in-plant market. Nearly half of the respondents to our recent survey expect their revenue to increase this year over 2017 levels — even as print budgets have decreased and customers continue to move documents from paper to digital formats. This follows a year of volume and revenue growth in 2017.
A new research report from IPG details the reasons behind this optimism, examining changes in services that in-plants provide, shifts in products they produce and best practices that leading in-plants follow. In this webinar Editor Bob Neubauer will unveil IPG's new research and offer his observations on where the industry is going. Attendees will learn:
- Which services and applications have grown over the past two years and represent opportunities for in-plants.
- How many in-plants have upgraded technology, added new services, obtained the "right of first refusal and started charging back.
- Have print outsourcing attempts increased or decreased, and what has been the impact?
- What are the biggest challenges in-plants see in the year ahead?
Sponsored by RISO
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