In-Plant Profiles

After overhauling its in-plant and adding a production inkjet press, Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance is enjoying great success.

The Community College of Philadelphia’s in-plant recently replaced its 22-year-old Duplo bookletmaker with a new Duplo System 3500 feat

University of ­Oklahoma Printing ­Services is the first print shop in the world to purchase and install the new Kodak Nexfinity digital color press. So far it’s living up to all ­expectations.

After examining the cost of outsourcing its printing, Fayetteville State University decided to rebuild its in-plant. With a host of new equipment in place, the reborn shop is thriving.

From India to Texas and now at Penn State, Abbas Badani has accumulated a world of printing experience.

For the second year in a row, Bloomberg’s in-plant rose to the top, this time with an eye-catching multi-piece project.

A poster printed on uncoated stock beat several multi-page publications to take the top offset prize.

Nipissing University’s in-plant is called Print Plus for a good reason. It has expanded its offerings beyond printing to include an eclectic mix of value-added services.

When McGill University Health Centre Document Services was forced to relocate, the outcome was better than anyone at the in-plant could have dreamed.

What in-plant doesn’t value productivity, quality and economy? The in-plant serving the University of Nebraska-Lincoln still gets them all, in abundance, from conventional offset lithography.