Photo Ops: Clear Development at BYU
Rather than debate a picture’s thousand-word worthiness, in-plants are assessing the value and potential of photo book production and picture printing services. Here, zoom in on a series of snapshots depicting the photo-focused efforts of five colleges.
Roylance expected the new system to be fully functional by July 1. Faculty and students can access photo book production services via PMPC's website.
BYU is well-positioned for this niche, Roylance contends, reeling off a list of likely products and prospects: wedding albums (25 percent of BYU students are married); customizable BYU-themed books for alumni, students, parents and fans of the school; genealogy projects for Family History customers; and various books for the numerous Church of Jesus Christ of LDS events held on campus.
- People:
- Lilian Ding
- Thomas Roylance
- Places:
- Provo, Utah
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