Business Management - Industry Trends

As we enter a new year filled with uncertainty, printing industry subject matter experts weigh in on what to expect.

The country’s largest in-plant has made Forbes’ list of America’s best employers again.

A discussion of how the printing industry has changed in positive ways that may make it more attractive for an emerging generation of workers.

We’ll share survey research on print customer trends and printer investment plans influencing how PSPs are utilizing inkjet technology.

Expert training, hands-on experience, professional certification, and supportive mentoring are all of the advantages that await the young generation taking part in a unique partnership for workforce development, between the printing industry and a leading charitable institution.

Christopher Donlon, senior manager of Digital and Print Production at the Kohler Co., hopes to reenergize chapter meetings in his new leadership role.

What does 2023 have in store for in-plants? Consultant Howie Fenton offers his predictions, which include a plateauing of wide-format demand.

A new State of the Industry Survey shows how printers plan to strengthen margins this year by diversifying, increasing prices, selling more effectively, improving cost management, and making capital investments.

The average amount of revenue each employee generates at the country's largest in-plants.

The research, free to Alliance members, comprises a series of quarterly reports addressing current print market and economic conditions, economic sentiment, and the strategic decisions being made across the varied segments of printing.