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Washington State's In-plant Threatened
March 5, 2010 From E-News
Here's a quote to make every in-plant manager cringe. To defend a bill he introduced in the Washington State Senate that would eliminate the state's Department of Printing, Senator Rodney Tom reasoned: "Everybody does desktop printing these days. It's not like 30 years ago when you had a steno pool and printers, but we're still stuck in that age."
March 5, 2010 From E-News
Here's a quote to make every in-plant manager cringe. To defend a bill he introduced in the Washington State Senate that would eliminate the state's Department of Printing, Senator Rodney Tom reasoned: "Everybody does desktop printing these days. It's not like 30 years ago when you had a steno pool and printers, but we're still stuck in that age."
Two In-plants Honored by NAPL
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) recently honored two in-plants, both from the Pacific Northwest, during its Top Management Conference in San Marco, Fla.
Portland General Electric's Printing & Automated Mail Services team received a Management Plus Silver Award from NAPL, while the Washington State Department of Printing, in Olympia, Wash., earned a Merit Award. This is the third Management Plus Award for PGE, following two Gold Awards it received over the past two years.
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL) recently honored two in-plants, both from the Pacific Northwest, during its Top Management Conference in San Marco, Fla.
Portland General Electric's Printing & Automated Mail Services team received a Management Plus Silver Award from NAPL, while the Washington State Department of Printing, in Olympia, Wash., earned a Merit Award. This is the third Management Plus Award for PGE, following two Gold Awards it received over the past two years.
Three Months Till IPMA Conference
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association's annual conference begins just three months from tomorrow in Albuquerque, N.M. In-plant managers from around the country will be assembling at the Hotel Albuquerque from June 6-9 for what is being billed as the Dream Color conference.
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association's annual conference begins just three months from tomorrow in Albuquerque, N.M. In-plant managers from around the country will be assembling at the Hotel Albuquerque from June 6-9 for what is being billed as the Dream Color conference.
Presstek Open House on Tuesday
March 5, 2010 From E-News
Presstek plans to hold a one-day open house event in its Hudson, N.H., demonstration center next Tuesday, March 9, from 8:00 to 3:00.
The event will feature educational workshops on color management and workflow, along with demonstrations of the new Presstek 52DI-AC digital offset press with an inline aqueous coater, and the Presstek 52DI equipped with the UV printing option. Presstek's chemistry-free platesetters, plates, integrated workflow and Web-to-print solutions will also be on display. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
March 5, 2010 From E-News
Presstek plans to hold a one-day open house event in its Hudson, N.H., demonstration center next Tuesday, March 9, from 8:00 to 3:00.
The event will feature educational workshops on color management and workflow, along with demonstrations of the new Presstek 52DI-AC digital offset press with an inline aqueous coater, and the Presstek 52DI equipped with the UV printing option. Presstek's chemistry-free platesetters, plates, integrated workflow and Web-to-print solutions will also be on display. Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
In-Print Contest Judging Monday
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The entries are all in, the judges are ready and on Monday the winners of In-Print 2010 will be selected at last. More than 400 projects were submitted this year, ranging in complexity from stationery to magazines and annual reports. Each one of them will be carefully inspected on Monday by a panel of five judges, who will assemble at Redlands Community College, in El Reno, Okla.
March 5, 2010 From E-News
The entries are all in, the judges are ready and on Monday the winners of In-Print 2010 will be selected at last. More than 400 projects were submitted this year, ranging in complexity from stationery to magazines and annual reports. Each one of them will be carefully inspected on Monday by a panel of five judges, who will assemble at Redlands Community College, in El Reno, Okla.
In-plant Awareness Week Starts Monday
February 19, 2010 From E-News
If you were waiting for a reason to promote your in-plant, here it is: Next week is In-plant Awareness Week, an annual event created by the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA). The idea is to recognize and celebrate the special contributions of in-house design, printing, mailing and distribution professionals.
February 19, 2010 From E-News
If you were waiting for a reason to promote your in-plant, here it is: Next week is In-plant Awareness Week, an annual event created by the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA). The idea is to recognize and celebrate the special contributions of in-house design, printing, mailing and distribution professionals.
Snow Doesn't Stop the GPO Presses
February 19, 2010 From E-News
As the Washington D.C. area measured the snow by the foot, employees at the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), the country's largest in-plant, braved the elements to print important materials for The White House and U.S. Congress. Even after the federal government closed, more than 200 GPO employees traveled from cities as far away as Baltimore and Richmond to produce The Economic Report of the President, the Congressional Record and the Federal Register.
February 19, 2010 From E-News
As the Washington D.C. area measured the snow by the foot, employees at the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), the country's largest in-plant, braved the elements to print important materials for The White House and U.S. Congress. Even after the federal government closed, more than 200 GPO employees traveled from cities as far away as Baltimore and Richmond to produce The Economic Report of the President, the Congressional Record and the Federal Register.
University Copier Fraud Alleged
February 19, 2010 From E-News
Those of you who oversee copier management programs should probably not try what this erstwhile in-plant manager did to fatten his wallet. Michael Vernon Warren, 60, the former director of publications and copy services at Chicago State University, devised a plot in which the university bought overpriced copy machines and paper from a company he owned.
February 19, 2010 From E-News
Those of you who oversee copier management programs should probably not try what this erstwhile in-plant manager did to fatten his wallet. Michael Vernon Warren, 60, the former director of publications and copy services at Chicago State University, devised a plot in which the university bought overpriced copy machines and paper from a company he owned.
Pitney Bowes to Open New Mail Distribution Center
February 19, 2010 From E-News
Pitney Bowes has selected Newark, N.J., as the site for its expanded mail services operations and will open a new International Mail Distribution Center there next month. The relocation and expansion will bring 180 jobs to Newark, and is expected to create an additional 25 jobs in New Jersey's largest city over the next few years.
February 19, 2010 From E-News
Pitney Bowes has selected Newark, N.J., as the site for its expanded mail services operations and will open a new International Mail Distribution Center there next month. The relocation and expansion will bring 180 jobs to Newark, and is expected to create an additional 25 jobs in New Jersey's largest city over the next few years.
Curley Chosen to Take Helm at NewPage
February 19, 2010 From E-News
NewPage Corp. has chosen Tom Curley, a 30-year corporate veteran, to take over as president and CEO, effective immediately. Curley began his career with General Electric, and he has worked with organizations such as Caterpillar Inc. and Cooper Cameron. Prior to joining NewPage, Curley served as president of the Rolls-Royce Energy business.
February 19, 2010 From E-News
NewPage Corp. has chosen Tom Curley, a 30-year corporate veteran, to take over as president and CEO, effective immediately. Curley began his career with General Electric, and he has worked with organizations such as Caterpillar Inc. and Cooper Cameron. Prior to joining NewPage, Curley served as president of the Rolls-Royce Energy business.
