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.
"What's occurring is that, over the last eight years, our digital footprint, which had been less than 5 percent, is now nearing 30 percent and continues to grow," Hill relates.
"A two million-run monthly child support multi-page project that used to be produced offset and then imprinted using ink-jetting for mailing is now printed in one pass using digital variable print," he says. "Also, some of our legislative printing and the governor's budget are printed digitally now."
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