A Fine State of Affairs
As the largest state government in-plant, California's Office of State Publishing is working in tandem with state government directives to increase production efficiency and reduce costs for stakeholders.
Confident in Print's Future
While Hill considers OSP firmly in the information management business—offering multi-channel opportunities for stakeholders, and exploring services such as e-books and apps—he is still confident in print.
"Print and mail will continue," he states. "We've also been trying to get people to receive that child support piece electronically, but less than 40,000 of the 2.3 million monthly pieces have gone away."
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