In-plant Profiles

Inspired by the inkjet experiences of fellow K-12 in-plants on a weekly Teams meeting, a Seattle-area manager has added an inkjet press and other equipment to his small shop.

IPI's Bob Neubauer recently toured the California Office of State Publishing, which employs more than 300 employees in its three Sacramento facilities. One of the few in-plants with web offset presses, it also houses an arsenal of digital presses and specializes in high-volume, quick-turnaround printing.

New York City does a spectacular job of celebrating the holidays—in-plants included.

IPI Editor Bob Neubauer recently visited Sacramento State University Print & Mail and talked with Director Laura Lockett about her in-plant's expansion into flatbed printing and cutting, which necessitated the opening of a new facility the shop has dubbed "Wide-Format Land."

An IPMA member since 2014, Kristen Hampton will use her 30 years of experience with the state of Michigan to drive continued growth and success for IPMA.

After managing a Colorado in-plant for many years, Al Goranson let his love of in-plants guide him across the country to a new opportunity in North Carolina.

Only 14 years old, the Church of Scientology International Dissemination & Distribution Center has become one of the largest and most efficient in-plants in the U.S., winning major awards for its exceptional high-quality printing.

As election day nears, one Ohio in-plant’s crucial contribution to the election process is gaining recognition. Not only does the in-plant print important communications for voters, in-plant employees are directly involved in making sure their votes count.

At PRINTING United Expo, Chuck Werninger discussed the new print facility he's building for the Region 4 Education Service Center, with the goal of printing billions of pages of textbooks per year.

For nearly 45 years, Dale Johnson has put his heart and soul into Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Now, as he prepares for retirement, he reflects on how the in-plant has evolved.