Quick printers can be tough competitors. Understanding what’s happening in the quick printing market may be crucial to your in-plant’s survival.

By Barbara A. Pellow

• Quick printers typically served a local market

• Quick printers typically used copying machines and small-format offset presses

The world has since changed. Today’s franchise networks are backed with high-tech Internet-connected technology hubs. Office superstores offer printing and copying services along with pens and pencils. Mail service providers are acquiring print service providers. And independent quick printers continue to battle for business.

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Barbara Pellow is the owner and founder of Pellow and Partners. With her long history focusing on digital communications and print technology, she works with both print service providers and equipment and software manufacturers on the development of strategies to improve revenue and profitability and grow market share.

The Changing Face of Quick Printing