After 18 years of use, Blue Valley School District’s bookletmaker was ready for retirement.
Gabby Houck
Thanks to new Web-to-print software, print volume has increased by 50% at Hunter Engineering’s in-plant, enhancing the shop’s value to the company.
It’s not every day you see thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment suspended in the air. But for a few nervous moments, one in-plant’s inkjet future was swinging in the breeze.
After managing a Colorado in-plant for many years, Al Goranson let his love of in-plants guide him across the country to a new opportunity in North Carolina.
Even though black-and-white print volumes have decreased at Mesa Public Schools' in-plant, demand for black-and-white printing is still high. So when the shop's monochrome printer neared the end of its life, it was time to make some tough decisions.
In-plant printers that offer window graphics can help customers – both internal and external – stand out and make a lasting impact.
The 2024 Wide-format Summit wrapped up at the JW Marriott Turnberry Resort and Spa in Aventura, Florida. Here's what transpired.
A lean business model is a strategy that aims to increase value and minimize waste by improving business operations and processes.
One session at the recent In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference offered tips on how to price your in-plant’s wide-format work.
Kenneth Stopinski has made a career out of his love for the military and his passion for print.
IPMA 2024 featured numerous wide-format sessions, including one offered by Al Goranson of Western Carolina University about how his in-plant’s hard work producing commencement materials led to it being entrusted with a major wide-format project.
The 2024 IPMA conference in Des Moines, Iowa, focused heavily on wide-format printing. Structured sessions offered an array of education of equipment and supplies.
Learn how adding apparel can make your business go from a reliable company to a full-service provider that customers can lean on.
Lane Hickey-Wiggins started at Dprint as a part-time worker in marketing while her mom ran the company. Fast forward 18 years, and Hickey-Wiggins is the company's president and CEO.
After operating for years as a typical in-plant serving only its school, Kilgore College Print Services has rebranded as RangerPRINT and opened its doors to both the college and the public.
