After outsourcing its printing, the University of Central Florida endured a nightmare of inefficiency and expense. Now the in-plant's back and customers are happy again.

By W. Eric Martin

In the bindery, the in-plant has cutting, folding, stitching and booklet making equipment. Hindle plans to add a couple more A.B.Dicks before the in-plant moves into two-color or full-color work.

"We're going to try to do it by baby steps and not shock anybody too much," he says. "Then we'll start working up to true two-color—maybe something in a wider format so that we can do more up at one time."