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UNT Printing & Distribution has a range of sophisticated offset and digital printing capabilities. Here's a glimpse.
Our core business isn't necessarily printing, it's educating students," declares Bill King, Supervisor of Printing and Publishing at Mesa Public Schools. "We ask ourselves, 'How can we shape our operation to mirror the core values of the school district?' "
In the December 2010 issue of In-plant Graphics, I recommended that every in-plant manager conduct a rigorous financial and business analysis, and then size up the results like a savvy investor would. In short, ask yourself if your in-plant is a "Buy" or a "Hold."
Jimmy Friend didn't want a new offset press. "We thought that we would not invest in offset in the future," reveals Friend, director of University of North Texas Printing Services. His 40-employee in-plant had two HP Indigo digital presses, and was getting good prices for long-run offset jobs from outside printers. Why rock the boat?
IPG visited Briggs & Stratton Graphic Services to check out all the impressive capabilities of this award-winning in-plant.
In December, University of North Texas Print & Mail Services held its most successful open house to date, bringing 140 people into its in-plant for tours, demonstrations and food. Director Jimmy Friend says he targeted vice presidents, deans and department heads this time.
Join IPG Editor Bob Neubauer as he drives around central Pennsylvania, dropping in on in-plants along the way.
With the demand for four-color growing, the Burlington County College in-plant knew it needed four-color printing capabilities.
Always thinking about tomorrow, University of North Texas Printing Services just added a five-color, 29˝ Ryobi press. Here's a look.
With its offset printing work on the rise, the University of Texas Printing Services has just completed installation of a five-color, 29˝ Ryobi 755XLW press. The press is already hard at work printing four-color magazines, booklets, newsletters and much more.