Mississippi In-plant is a Quick Study
With a small but nimble staff, the Research and Curriculum Unit’s in-plant uses digital printing to keep Mississippians well educated.
"At one time, we had three huge collators," Jones recollects. "I said, 'Let's get these out and bring in printers with in-line finishing.' We did and became smaller, quicker and better."
The Move to High-speed Equipment
In 2000, the in-plant acquired its first high-speed monochrome digital printer, a Canon image–RUNNER 600, and added color with a Canon CLC 2400, considered a hybrid analog/digital unit.
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