Business Management - In-plant Justification

As we kick off a new year, it’s interesting to look back at the most read IPG articles of 2016.

As Christmas approaches, don’t forget to keep an eye out for printed pieces you can enter in the In-Print 2018 contest.

Every year dozens of in-plants enter samples of their print work in the In-Print contest. But hundreds of other in-plants never do.

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

As we look ahead to the next year, amid widespread technological transformation and the associated challenges, in-plants will need to evolve in order to thrive. To remain relevant in a rapidly changing environment, in-plants can take several concrete steps to help reinvent themselves. They can expand their service offerings while improving efficiency; explore additional sources…

Don’t waste time on the ‘offset or digital’ question. Focus on how your in-plant can best help customers be successful.

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…

This has been a year of major change and growth for Vanderbilt University Printing Services.

"Space is one of the most precious things on campus,” declares Alexander Podmaniczky. Few in-plants would argue with those words. And yet space was exactly what the Digital Publications Center at Marist College needed to reach its potential.

Autumn is such a beautiful time for a road trip across the rolling hills of central Pennsylvania. But leaf peeping is not what brought me out to Penn State, my alma mater, recently. The university’s Multimedia & Print Center, one of the country’s largest in-plants, held a two-day open house, and I decided to check…