Industry News

It’s not every day you see thousands of dollars’ worth of equipment suspended in the air. But for a few nervous moments, one in-plant’s inkjet future was swinging in the breeze.

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.

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

The new inkjet production press at Hillsboro School District Printing Services has not only replaced multiple toner devices, it is proving far more productive.

Enfocus brings cheer to the print industry with its annual Christmas spoof video: a printer-focused spin on the Charles Dickens classic "A Christmas Carol."

After an in-depth analysis by consultants, Virginia Farm Bureau’s in-plant modernized its outdated equipment, streamlined workflows, expanded services, and significantly reduced costs, boosting productivity and earning recognition from its leadership team.

We sat down with HP’s Daniel Martinez and Oscar Vidal to learn more about the company’s wide-format strategy, and where it is headed.

While at a recent IPMA Road Show, IPI Editor Bob Neubauer caught up with Mario Carmona, associate director of the University of California, San Francisco's in-plant to learn how the installation of new wide-format printing and contour cutting equipment has opened up opportunities. 

The industry’s premier event for inkjet printing technology is seeking in-plant managers eager to explore the transformative potential of production inkjet technology.

Columbus State University Printing Solutions has replaced five aging digital presses with three modern ones, saving money, boosting quality, and adding capabilities.