Business Management - Operations

Stephen Nigro has been appointed as a strategic advisor to Kornit and its board of directors, with plans to nominate him to the board this summer. He brings more than 37 years of experience working at HP in a variety of capacities.

Managing Director of Plant Operations John Crawford, who joined the Government Publishing Office in 1966 as a journeyperson bookbinder, has been named the GPO Acting Deputy Director, in accordance with GPO’s succession directive.

Scheduled for summer 2020, the move will accommodate Epson’s continued product and workforce growth needs as reflected in the Epson 25 strategic vision and expand its current operations to more than 150,000 sq. ft.

The employment position of "press operator" has been identified as a high-growth, high-wage occupation by the Minnesota PIPELINE Program at the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry. As of April 1, PSPs with Minnesota-located operations will be eligible to apply for PIPELINE grants of up to $6,000 per trainee.

Jeff Gworek has built his career on improving processes to achieve positive results.

This webinar is designed to provide insight about how to make the operational shift and justify the investment in inkjet technology.

Herbert H. Jackson Jr., acting deputy director and chief administrative officer of the U.S. Government Publishing Office, will retire on March 31 after 38 years with the GPO. His replacement has been with GPO even longer.

Value-added services are a great first step, but Consultant Howie Fenton believes that by integrating their services, in-plants can increase their efficiency and align themselves more closely with their organization's mission.

As you seek new services for your in-plant to offer, don’t forget to look outside the walls of your print shop. At The University of Texas at Austin, Document Solutions Director Richard Beto discovered a way to capitalize on his staff delivering print and mail to every building on campus on a daily basis.

Paul Sprow has worked at several in-plants in his 40 years in the printing industry. “I’m glad I went the path I did,” he declares. “I have no regrets.”