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In-plants Should Offer Managed Print Services
August 20, 2010 From E-News
In his new blog, Ray Chambers, of Chambers Management Group, notes that a lot of organizations are focusing on right-sizing their copier/MFD fleets. They are turning to equipment vendors who offer "managed print services" and promise savings of 30 percent by reducing the number of printers, copiers and fax machines they have and purchasing competitively.
August 20, 2010 From E-News
In his new blog, Ray Chambers, of Chambers Management Group, notes that a lot of organizations are focusing on right-sizing their copier/MFD fleets. They are turning to equipment vendors who offer "managed print services" and promise savings of 30 percent by reducing the number of printers, copiers and fax machines they have and purchasing competitively.
New Four-color Press at BCC In-plant
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Yesterday, IPG Editor Bob Neubauer traveled to Pemberton, N.J., to visit the in-plant at Burlington County College. In March, the six-employee in-plant added a new four-color Ryobi 524GE offset press. Though the shop already had a pair of two-color presses and used them to produce lots of four-color work, Manager Steve Amitrano had wanted a four-color press for a long time.
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Yesterday, IPG Editor Bob Neubauer traveled to Pemberton, N.J., to visit the in-plant at Burlington County College. In March, the six-employee in-plant added a new four-color Ryobi 524GE offset press. Though the shop already had a pair of two-color presses and used them to produce lots of four-color work, Manager Steve Amitrano had wanted a four-color press for a long time.
The Challenge of Change in the New Era of Print
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Andy Paparozzi, NAPL's Chief Economist, and Consultant Steven Schnoll will set the stage at the Executive Outlook Conference, which will precede Graph Expo, in Chicago. Taking place on Saturday, October 2, the conference will focus on "The Challenge of Change in the New Era of Print."
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Andy Paparozzi, NAPL's Chief Economist, and Consultant Steven Schnoll will set the stage at the Executive Outlook Conference, which will precede Graph Expo, in Chicago. Taking place on Saturday, October 2, the conference will focus on "The Challenge of Change in the New Era of Print."
New Video Highlights Recent IPMA Conference
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Anyone who attended June's In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) conference in Albuquerque enjoyed a great time, with excellent sessions and lots of camaraderie with other managers. A new video, produced by IPG Editor Bob Neubauer, will let you glimpse of some of the action.
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Anyone who attended June's In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) conference in Albuquerque enjoyed a great time, with excellent sessions and lots of camaraderie with other managers. A new video, produced by IPG Editor Bob Neubauer, will let you glimpse of some of the action.
Graph Expo More Exhibitor Friendly
August 20, 2010 From E-News
New legislation passed in May by the Illinois General Assembly will result in greater work rule flexibility and lower costs at McCormick Place for vendors exhibiting at Graph Expo 2010. Additional changes, including reductions in utilities, related services, and in food and beverage pricing, will also positively affect attendees. This year's show takes place Oct. 3-6 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
August 20, 2010 From E-News
New legislation passed in May by the Illinois General Assembly will result in greater work rule flexibility and lower costs at McCormick Place for vendors exhibiting at Graph Expo 2010. Additional changes, including reductions in utilities, related services, and in food and beverage pricing, will also positively affect attendees. This year's show takes place Oct. 3-6 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Ink Makers to Raise Prices
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Faced with continued increases in the costs of raw materials, both Sun Chemical and INX International Ink Co. have announced price increases.
August 20, 2010 From E-News
Faced with continued increases in the costs of raw materials, both Sun Chemical and INX International Ink Co. have announced price increases.
New Video Goes Inside Three Oregon In-plants
August 6, 2010 From E-News
IPG has just posted a short video of Editor Bob Neubauer's recent Oregon road trip, during which he visited several in-plants while driving through the Beaver State.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
IPG has just posted a short video of Editor Bob Neubauer's recent Oregon road trip, during which he visited several in-plants while driving through the Beaver State.
Sakurai Open House Next Week
August 6, 2010 From E-News
Sakurai will mark its 65th year in business and 20th anniversary as a U.S. corporation with a summer Open House and Vendor Tradefair next Thursday. The latest offset and screen press technologies will be on display all day August 12, from 10 AM to 7:30 PM, at Sakurai's headquarters in Schaumburg, Ill.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
Sakurai will mark its 65th year in business and 20th anniversary as a U.S. corporation with a summer Open House and Vendor Tradefair next Thursday. The latest offset and screen press technologies will be on display all day August 12, from 10 AM to 7:30 PM, at Sakurai's headquarters in Schaumburg, Ill.
Presstek Hires Ex Pitman President
August 6, 2010 From E-News
The Pitman Co. has been in the news a lot lately. First Kodak terminated Pitman's right to distribute Kodak products and signed up xpedx as its authorized reseller. Then Agfa Graphics signed an agreement to purchase the Pitman Co., a leading US supplier of prepress, industrial ink-jet, pressroom and packaging printing products and systems.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
The Pitman Co. has been in the news a lot lately. First Kodak terminated Pitman's right to distribute Kodak products and signed up xpedx as its authorized reseller. Then Agfa Graphics signed an agreement to purchase the Pitman Co., a leading US supplier of prepress, industrial ink-jet, pressroom and packaging printing products and systems.
Presstek Visits IPG Headquarters
August 6, 2010 From E-News
Representatives from Presstek traveled to IPG's Philadelphia's headquarters yesterday to reveal the new products they plan to launch at GRAPH EXPO, October 3-6 in Chicago. These include new thermal plates, new computer-to-plate devices and a new direct imaging offset press.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
Representatives from Presstek traveled to IPG's Philadelphia's headquarters yesterday to reveal the new products they plan to launch at GRAPH EXPO, October 3-6 in Chicago. These include new thermal plates, new computer-to-plate devices and a new direct imaging offset press.
State of Washington's In-plant Audit Raises Eyebrows
August 6, 2010 From E-News
After a proposal to close the State of Washington's in-plant died in the state Senate earlier this year, the state auditor's office decided to do a full performance audit of the Department of Printing, along with auditing 25 agencies for their office printing and in-plants. The way the auditor's office has gone about this, however, has raised eyebrows in the printing community.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
After a proposal to close the State of Washington's in-plant died in the state Senate earlier this year, the state auditor's office decided to do a full performance audit of the Department of Printing, along with auditing 25 agencies for their office printing and in-plants. The way the auditor's office has gone about this, however, has raised eyebrows in the printing community.
In-plant Meeting at Graph Expo
August 6, 2010 From E-News
The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) will hold a free lunchtime educational session for in-plant printers during GRAPH EXPO 2010, in Chicago. Sponsored by both IPMA and IPG, the session will take place on the third day of the graphic communications trade show, Tuesday, October 5, from 12:00-1:30 p.m.
August 6, 2010 From E-News
The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) will hold a free lunchtime educational session for in-plant printers during GRAPH EXPO 2010, in Chicago. Sponsored by both IPMA and IPG, the session will take place on the third day of the graphic communications trade show, Tuesday, October 5, from 12:00-1:30 p.m.
Green Bill Would Give Tax Credit for Printing
July 23, 2010 From E-News
The “Print Buyer’s Reduction in Taxes Bill of 2010” (PRINT), which was presented to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, is said to offer print purchasers a credit against income tax for the completion of sustainable print projects. The proposed bill was detailed at a Legislative Intensive Session held during the ninth annual Print Oasis Print Buyers Conference in Washington, DC.
July 23, 2010 From E-News
The “Print Buyer’s Reduction in Taxes Bill of 2010” (PRINT), which was presented to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday, is said to offer print purchasers a credit against income tax for the completion of sustainable print projects. The proposed bill was detailed at a Legislative Intensive Session held during the ninth annual Print Oasis Print Buyers Conference in Washington, DC.
Agfa Acquires Pitman Co.
July 23, 2010 From E-News
Agfa Graphics has signed an agreement to purchase the assets of the Harold M. Pitman Co., the distributor of prepress, industrial inkjet, pressroom and packaging printing products and systems in the United States. Plans call for the Pitman brand to be retained and the business to continue operating as a subsidiary of Agfa.
July 23, 2010 From E-News
Agfa Graphics has signed an agreement to purchase the assets of the Harold M. Pitman Co., the distributor of prepress, industrial inkjet, pressroom and packaging printing products and systems in the United States. Plans call for the Pitman brand to be retained and the business to continue operating as a subsidiary of Agfa.
Direct Mail Still Leading Marketing Medium
July 23, 2010 From E-News
Direct mail currently represents 17 percent of the overall marketing budget, the largest share of any medium, according to a report released by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA). Digital media use has grown rapidly, but many businesses still consider themselves operating in the learning, transitioning and integrating phases, according to the findings of "The Digital Marketing Practices and Trends" report.
July 23, 2010 From E-News
Direct mail currently represents 17 percent of the overall marketing budget, the largest share of any medium, according to a report released by the Direct Marketing Association (DMA). Digital media use has grown rapidly, but many businesses still consider themselves operating in the learning, transitioning and integrating phases, according to the findings of "The Digital Marketing Practices and Trends" report.
