New In-plant Impressions research explores the changing world of in-house printing. Available free to in-plants, the report details the shift toward wide-format printing, the growth of in-plant budgets and employees, and the expansion of services.
Bob Neubauer
The entries are all in, the judges are ready and on Monday the winners of In-Print 2024 will be selected at last.
Not many want to look back fondly on the pandemic, but it was four years ago today that Coronavirus panic hit the in-plant world.
Though in-plant managers’ salaries barely rose between 2019 and 2021, that changed in a big way this year, as detailed in our new salary survey report.
Selling promotional products is a growing business at in-plants. For some shops, producing promo items themselves using dye-sublimation, engraving, and flatbed printing equipment is working well.
Roger Chamberlain of the Cincinnati Insurance Co. explains why his in-plant added an inkjet press in an upcoming webinar. Learn more here.
Our latest research shows that college and university in-plants are shifting toward wide-format services and focusing more on automation, installation, and insourcing.
Compassion International, an organization dedicated to alleviating child poverty, installed an HP Indigo 100K press to enhance efficiency and quality. The new press has benefitted the mission in myriad ways.
In just over a decade, Intermountain Healthcare has expanded from a single-copier operation to a busy 20-employee powerhouse, adding an inkjet press and acquiring a much larger facility.
As he wraps up his 44-year in-plant career, Richard Beto has no regrets and nothing but praise for the fellow managers who have aided and inspired him along the way.
Former Colorado State Printer Mike Lincoln passed away unexpectedly at his Denver-area home on Feb. 3, 2024. A stalwart supporter of in-plants who freely gave advice to his peers, he was just 58.
University of Minnesota Printing Services joins the growing list of higher-ed in-plants that have installed a production inkjet press.
The Association of College and University Printers is celebrating its 60th year, and this year's conference in Rochester, New York, is shaping up to be quite a celebration. Here's what's in store.
As Version 12 of WebCRD from Rochester Software Associates hits the market, Product Evangelist Vince Tutino joins us to explain the new features and detail how these upgrades will increase efficiency for users.
On April 14, higher-ed and K-12 in-plant managers will gather in Rochester, New York, for the Association of College and University Printers (ACUP+) conference. This year marks its 60th anniversary.