Borderline Victory: DI Press Brings Work In-house
After staving off an outsourcing effort, Printing Services at the University of Texas-Pan American beefed up its operation with a direct imaging press and brought most of the university's printing back in-house.
That's not exactly how it played out at the University of Texas-Pan American, though.
"Our Printing Services production area was displaced when the university needed the space for a new civil engineering program," relates Robert Cantu, associate director of Auxiliary Services, which includes Printing Services. "This started a discussion about whether the university needed an in-plant in light of the investment that would be required to retrofit any new space we might be assigned."
- People:
- Robert Cantu
- Places:
- Edinburg, Texas
- Mexico
- U.S.
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