The Goldilocks Philosophy
Not too big, not too small—that’s Dwayne Magee’s motto when it comes to equipping his in-plant in today’s uncertain economy.
While he would like to replace antiquated prepress equipment with a direct-to-plate system, Magee currently can’t justify it.
“If the economy does not improve or volumes do not pick up, we may need to rethink offset printing. If this happens, I would love to find a digital press which can take the work on our offset presses and on our color copier and accommodate both.” But, for now, the in-plant is taking a wait-and-see stance, maximizing its current equipment and software.
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