Business Management – Market Research

After compiling a list of the largest in-plants in the country, we decided to break out several industry segments.

Each year IPG polls the largest in-plants in the country and ranks them according to size. We went through our 2016 list and pulled out all of the K-12 in-plants to give you a look at this sector of the market.

The five largest in-plants serving K-12 school districts have an average of 24 employees, though the largest of the five has quite a few more. Find out who they are by filling out this short form.

A new study of the in-plant industry reveals some interesting trends and areas of growth and decline.

Shedding light on today’s current state of in-plants in the U.S. and the utilization of digital printing is a new PRIMIR 2016 study by IDC titled, “Digital Printing Technology’s Influence on the U.S. In-Plant Printing Market.” An in-plant is a centralized, staffed printing department within an organization, whose primary business is not related to printing […]

Understanding how demand is shifting over time can be valuable information for in-plants.

As I write this, 2016 is coming to an end, and there are three things worth remembering. First, it’s been a year since I joined IMG (Integrated Methods Group), and I am happy to say that I continue to work with and research in-plant service providers. In fact, immediately after joining IMG, we were contracted…

We have finished collecting the data for our annual ranking of the largest in-plants. Here is a taste of the results.

Though some commercial print industry observers feel that Donald Trump's election win will be good for printers, in-plants may be less affected by some of the regulation cuts that have their commercial cousins excited. Could the controversial president-elect's policies hurt in-plants? Here are three views.