Industry News

Paper cutters are an often-overlooked tool — until they break. That’s what happened at UC Santa Cruz Copy Center when its 12-year-old Triumph 4850 died earlier this year.

After signing a contract for two new presses, David Chappell, manager of Print Services at Sarasota County School District, learned Xerox planned to discontinue the Nuvera digital press. Here's what he did next.

We have ranked the country's largest in-plant printing operations. Here's the list.

Despite a $9.5 billion net loss for fiscal year 2024, the U.S. Postal Service achieved revenue growth and significant cost savings, reducing work hours and transportation costs by billions, while advancing its plan to drive modernization, enhance service, and position USPS for a sustainable future.

Artificial intelligence opportunities will be the talk of the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association conference next June when keynote speaker Dave Rosendahl of MindFire takes the stage.

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.

The difference between a successful, profitable commercial printing business and one that struggles often comes down to workflow.

Natural disasters, including hurricanes, create substantial risks and liabilities for the printing industry. Here are some tips.

X-Rite announces the acquisition of Colorware B.V., a leader in converter-friendly color management software solutions for the production of printed goods and packaging.

Kodak reported Q3 2024 revenues of $261 million, a 3% decrease from last year, and a gross profit of $45 million, down 10%. Despite these declines, GAAP net income rose sharply to $18 million.