BYU Streamlines

The shop also uses a separate Videojet ink-jet printer with an inline tabber for addressing magazines, brochures, postcards and other items.

These changes at BYU are taking place against a backdrop of decreasing print and mail volumes, Maxwell acknowledges.

"We see traditional printing kind of leveling off," he says. Many of the monthly budget reports, class schedules, student packets, grade reports and catalogs of yesteryear have long since moved to the Web.