Bob Neubauer

Scott Plaskiewicz of Contra Costa County Print & Mail Services explains how the in-plant was modernized with a fleet of Canon presses.

With years of experience consulting for in-plants and their parent organizations, Lois Ritarossi, president of High Rock Strategies, shares insights and best practices for in-plant print and mail operations, covering topics such as workflow automation, technology gaps, and strategies for reducing expenses.

By embracing inkjet, Thrivent’s in-plant has evolved from a transactional printer into a producer of vibrant color marketing materials.

Garry Boytos, longtime director of Printing Services at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, passed on Nov. 15.

To learn more about trends at school district in-plants, In-plant Impressions Editor Bob Neubauer sat down with three K-12 in-plant managers from different parts of the country during PRINTING United Expo. They talked about production inkjet, wide-format projects, recent expansions, apparel printing, AI, Expo discoveries and more.

Automation is top of mind for visitors at PRINTING United, where Web-to-Print, MIS, and workflow software vendors are busy doing demos.

PSPs are all over the PRINTING United Expo floor investigating the latest toner and inkjet production equipment. Here’s a look.

PRINTING United Expo offered the media a glimpse at some key industry trends, insights on AI adoption, and groundbreaking technologies.

Printers are prioritizing productivity, driving investments in automation, bindery systems, inkjet presses, and workflow technologies.

As in-plant industry veteran Debbie Pavletich prepares for retirement, we chatted with her about her her remarkable career in the in-plant printing world, from her days running Briggs & Stratton’s award-winning in-plant, to her time leading the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association, to her second career as an in-plant consultant with Ricoh.