Business Management - Industry Trends

William (Bill) C. Lamparter, printing and publishing industry analyst, died March 8th at the age of 87 due to heart failure.

A new special report examines the top 25 sectors that buy the most printing.

To honor its history, GPO released a new photo history of the agency, a 272-page book with hundreds of photos.

From the turn of the 20th century until World War II, more than 10,000 photographs were taken of the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO), recording employees engaged in countless daily tasks, as well as the equipment they used and the rooms they worked in. To honor its history, and its hardworking employees of the past, […]

With years of data collected on the largest in-plants, In-plant Graphics decided to take a look back at how these large shops have changed in size over the past five years. We created a series of bar charts showing the number of employees at these in-plants from 2012 - 2016.

A California court ruled that Ratna Ling Retreat Center lawfully expanded its printing operation, but a citizen action group disagrees.

BethAnn Telford, special events coordinator at the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO), isn’t your ordinary printing industry marathon runner, she is fighting brain cancer and preparing to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven consecutive days. It’s called the World Marathon Challenge and only 26 people have completed the challenge to date — five of them were women.

Despite our reminders, each year the majority of in-plants never bother to enter our In-Print contest. Why not change that this year?

You may have seen our rankings of the largest in-plants in IPG. Well not everyone responded by press time. So we updated the lists.

As of Tuesday morning, Xerox Corp. and Conduent Inc. are officially two separate companies.