In Washington, D.C., yesterday, more than 35 print industry leaders gathered for the inaugural Legislative Fly-In, during which they met with their members of Congress to discuss specific policy issues impacting the printing industry.
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In-plants are moving away from simple maintenance of existing capabilities and toward bold investments that support diversification, automation, and new revenue opportunities. How can your in-plant benefit from their example?
In part two of our G7+ discussion with Jordan Gorski, executive director of Idealliance, he delvers further into the G7+ training offered by PRINTING United Alliance and how it can help in-plants output accurate, consistent color across all print devices, including wide-format, to ensure brand accuracy.
In-plant managers shared candid insights at the Inkjet Summit about their transition from toner to inkjet, highlighting cost savings, operational efficiencies, improved output quality, and lessons they learned along the way.
A new feature this year at the Association of College and University Printers conference was a series of sessions titled “Running the Business” designed to help attendees manage their operations better.
The recent Association of College and University Printers conference was a hit with higher-ed and K-12 in-plant managers. In this video, we talk with attendees to learn what made the event so valuable.
During a session marketing at the recent Association of College and University Printers conference, two university in-plant managers offered numerous strategies to build relationships within the institution and earn new customers.
The In-plant Printing and Mailing Association has announced the winners of the 2025 IPMA Awards. Here are the three recipients.
At the Inkjet Summit, we talked with Doug Maxwell, director of Brigham Young University's large in-plant, about what he hopes to accomplish there in his final months before retirement and how the Inkjet Summit has helped his in-plant thrive. He was later named the Summit's "Overall Contributing Attendee."
The final day of Inkjet Summit 2025 ended strong, with general sessions, panel discussions, case studies, and one-on-one meetings.
Enough with the ‘O.K., Boomer’ dismissal. The different generations on your in-plant’s team need to better understand each other’s motivations and needs.
At the close of this week's 13th annual Inkjet Summit, attendees chose six sponsors to honor with "Best Sponsor Case Study Presentation" awards, and picked one sponsor as the "Company to Watch Out For." And best of all, an in-plant manager was named "Overall Contributing Attendee."
Inspired by the speed of the horses on its track, the in-plant at Keeneland Race Course delivers blazing-fast turnaround times, ensuring the venue always has the high-quality materials it needs — right when it needs them.
We talked with Jordan Gorski, executive director of Idealliance, about the G7 methodology to learn what it is, why it matters, and how in-plants can go about obtaining G7 master status.
The Sheetz convenience store chain is bringing its printing in-house. It just opened a 35,000-sq.-ft. facility equipped with cutting-edge technology to gain full control over its signage and label printing, streamline production, and better support the company’s rapid expansion.
