In-plant Profiles

Paul Wanningman has brought printing and peace of mind to his customers at the Coborn’s grocery chain for nearly a quarter century. Wannigman began working at Coborn’s as a pressman 24 years ago. Today, he manages a fleet of Konica Minolta digital presses as well as an HP Latex wide-format printer.

The need for high-quality color marketing materials has prompted the State of Colorado’s in-plant to add a new Kodak NexPress SX3300.

Whitesburg Baptist Church counts 6,000 members in its congregation, for which pamphlets, booklets and bulletins need to be printed.

When your finance department insists to determine whether your in-plant compares favorably with others, it could make you uneasy.

After losing money and customers for years, Print and Document Services at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke is rebuilding its reputation and returning to profitability.

Oregon’s Publishing & Distribution division is implementing both print shop management and Web-to-print software to augment its efficiency, data measurement and customer service efforts in a true cost recovery environment.

When Kerry Mehle was selected as Moorpark College’s Classified Employee of the Year, he was deeply honored — and shocked.

Intermountain Healthcare brought substantial savings to the company — money that can be better spent on patient care.

Implementing change is never as easy as just making a proclamation; you need buy-in from those who will be impacted.

Russell Gayer, manager of Printing Services at Tyson Foods, shares his in-plant’s innovative practices and efforts to transform.