Printing Services at the University of Texas-Pan American adds direct imaging press to bring mostuniversity printing in-house.

"All of the responses we received were print management proposals, which would be more expensive than internally operating our own services," reports Cantu. "That left us with the opportunity to refresh our production platform as we made the move to an off-campus production location."

At the time these discussions were occurring, Print Services was already outsourcing most of its four-color printing. The in-plant had an older one-color Heidelberg offset press with chemistry-based platemaking, as well as a Xerox DocuColor 242 and a Xerox 4127 black-and-white printer.