Industry News

Preliminary data from our new in-plant salary survey shows most managers got a raise in 2023. But how many feel that raise was sufficient?

Economic forecasts predict the U.S. economy is on course for a soft landing. In his latest blog, Consultant Howie Fenton explains what this might mean for in-plants.

Xerox announced big changes last week that included simplifying its core products. How will that impact its focus on production printers? And will its workforce reduction plans hurt service and support? We asked Xerox.

In total, GPO has garnered 10.8 billion retrievals of government information since first making government information available online in June 1994.

Largest printers, based on sales, ranked on 40th annual Printing Impressions 300 list of top printing industry companies in U.S. and Canada.

The Alliance announces its inaugural PRINTING United Leadership Summit advisory board members, and more information about the event taking place Feb. 12-14, 2024 at the PGA National Resort in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Preliminary results from our latest in-plant survey show how in-plants focus differently on certain best practices depending on the industry they serve, with higher-ed exceeding in some areas and government in-plants leading in others.

University of Minnesota Printing Services has joined a growing list of higher-ed in-plants that have installed a production inkjet press.

There are several wide-format trends that, if approached in the right way, represent opportunities for PSPs to thrive in the year ahead.

Chad Simpson’s hands-on management style has earned him respect at the East Baton Rouge Parish School System.