Plenty of In-plant Events at PRINT 13

That session had barely wrapped up when IPG Editor Bob Neubauer welcomed 60 in-plant managers to IPG’s lunch event, sponsored by Rochester Software Associates. After a short presentation by Neubauer in which he showed examples of value-added services in-plants are adding, Tawsha Bone-Worrall, of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, described UPMC’s path to in-plant printing, including the tools used to gain insight, monitor print spending and maximize efficiency.