Patrick Henry

The “omni” in omnichannel doesn’t necessarily mean what the word implies, and it definitely doesn’t exclude print.

The Xeikon Café conference and exhibition is in its fourth year in Europe and just completed its second North American edition.

Heidelberg has what it says is a new way for printers to maximize productivity and profit without owning the equipment they print with.

Efficient compilation, strict security and scrupulous hygiene aren’t just best practices; they’re competitive differentiators.

Succession planning removes roadblocks and provides helping hands to support the future.

An ESOP plan is a benefit program in which employees acquire ownership of the company they work for by receiving shares of stock in it.

Today, the right question to ask about Web-to-print may be how much money a print shop leaves on the table by failing to adopt it.

With a program this rich in ideas, saving the best for last wasn’t easy. But, the wrap-up session conveyed the value of the event.

Do you identify workflow strictly with software? This misses the larger picture, as attendees at the Inkjet Summit learned.

Inkjet brings a new dimension to print, and new set of expectations for those wishing to position it convincingly to their customers.

On the first night of the Inkjet Summit, Marco Boer took the stage to discuss the growth and evolution of production inkjet technology.

On March 20, the Book Industry Guild of New York (BIGNY) got straight talk on the state of printing technologies from three printers.

If you’re using late-model flexo or offset equipment to produce packaging and labels, give yourself some extra points.

Breaking into package printing is possible – the packaging success stories of the three printing companies profiled here confirm it.

Kodak recently hosted a two-day gathering of about 250 customers, Kodak personnel, and trade media representatives in Rochester, N.Y.