New Research Reveals Trends at College and University In-plants

College and university in-plants tend to be more progressive than other sectors of the in-plant community and willing to try new things. Our latest research bears this out in a number of areas.

Higher-ed in-plants have adopted services like wide-format printing, variable data printing, online ordering and copier program management at a significantly higher rate than the in-plant industry as a whole. Also, more of them insource from customers outside their institutions, more of them charge back for printing and more are self-supported versus funded.

Our survey received 109 responses from in-plants ranging in size from 1.5 employees to 90. The average number of employees was 13.8 and the median figure was seven.

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