Business Management - Operations

In a new blog on the RSA website, Consultant Howie Fenton discusses some of the lessons in-plants have learned during the COVID-19 pandemic and how they can better prepare for the future.

To offset unprecedented market decline due to the COVID-19 pandemic and to reposition the company for future success, Verso Corp., has announced that it will indefinitely idle paper mills in Duluth, Minn., and Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.

This week, the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association has been holding a series of webinars to present in-plants with information and advice intended for sessions at its canceled conference. It was the first chance many in-plants have had during the pandemic to see and hear from their fellow managers.

PRINTING United Alliance has assembled a comprehensive COVID-19 Exposure Prevention, Preparedness, and Response Plan for you.

With all that has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic, one thing that has continued (albeit in a different format) is the need to conduct meetings.

The facility will include an equipment staging and shipping depot, increased office space, and a Customer Experience Center, just 15 minutes from O’Hare International Airport.

As the pandemic stretches on, your in-plant will likely be asked to outline a plan for reducing expenses. One of the largest of these expenses is staffing. In a new blog, Howie Fenton outlines a plan for estimating staffing needs, visualizing reductions, and deciding when to hire as revenue increases.

Sergio Horikawa has been named president and CEO of OKI Data Americas. Horikawa was most recently deputy president of the company.

In this interactive 60-minute panel discussion, you’ll gain insights on how business leaders are managing the COVID-19 “new normal”.

The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed another fatality. That's the reason Stamford, Conn.-based Cenveo Worldwide Ltd. is giving for the decision to permanently close its Cadmus printing facility located in Richmond, Va., by the end of May, resulting in the layoffs of 184 print workers.