In-plant Conferences: Consolidate and Thrive
Having too many in-plant conferences dilutes our strength as an industry. One manager makes the case for uniting all in-plant conferences into a single, more powerful entity.
So how are we different? Well the answer is that we are not different. So why do the higher-education folks steadfastly hold onto their conferences? Why do the state printers believe they need to meet separately? Tradition maybe? I like tradition. My wife tells me I have traditionphobia, which is of course, the fear of breaking traditions.
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- Bob Neubauer
John Sarantakos is the director of Printing and Mailing Services at the University of Oklahoma.
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