In-plant Events

Finally, 613 days since I last saw an in-plant manager in person, I greeted Richard Beto at the airport in Austin, Texas, on Monday, and we rode together to tour his in-plant at the University of Texas at Austin. I was in town to attend the Inkjet Summit, where, for three days, I got to hang out with some two dozen in-plant managers ­— in person; no Zoom involved.

Duplo USA will be present to meet with attendees at three events in the summer months including the Inkjet Summit, which will begin in less than one month.

Imaging Network Group's 30th annual conference was the first major live-and-in-person printing industry event to take place after months of COVID-19 turmoil. More than 100 people met to share ideas and network.

In-plants are invited to attend a free online PRINTING United Expo Preview focused on the in-plant industry. In one of the sessions, IPI Editor Bob Neubauer will talk with Consultant Howie Fenton about how in-plants can prepare for recovery.

With production inkjet equipment, experts say, “you can make more money than you are making with whatever you are printing on today.” Four senior industry analysts discuss why they think inkjet is well-positioned to lead the recovery.

After a two-week run, IPMA's virtual conference has concluded. Topics ranged from production inkjet, to surviving during the pandemic, to outsourcing. Here is a recap of the sessions.

IPMA’s 2022 Annual Educational Conference will be held June 12-16, 2022, at the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center.

The In-plant Printing and Mailing Association's Virtual Conference continues this week. More than 400 people from 171 different companies and organizations have registered for the event.

PRINTING United Alliance's Color Ready! virtual conference will take place online on June 9-10 with easily accessible 20-minute tutorial-style sessions that will provide anyone involved in the color printing supply chain with a convenient and powerful learning experience.

Dozens of in-plants from educational organizations across England, Scotland, and Wales convened virtually yesterday for a three-hour special interest group meeting, hosted by the Association of Creative & Print Managers in Education.