The Print Drives America Foundation Franklin Event, an in-person celebration of industry service, leadership, and solidarity, returns.
Patrick Henry
This year’s Franklin Award recipients, Thomas Quinlan and Michael Duggal, elaborate on their experiences in the printing industry.
It took several years for the Mayo Clinic’s to install inkjet, but the success of the outcome has validated the pace of the effort.
Buyers and sellers of printing equipment can find the best ways to evaluate what should be acquired and build the right strategy.
Printers recount bitter memories of the 9/11 attack and the effects it had on the Metro area, their psyche, and the printing industry.
Through vision, perseverance, and his love of the craft, Barry Green has risen to the pinnacle as a 2021 Hall of Fame inductee.
With production inkjet, “you can make more money than you are making with whatever you are printing on today,” says one expert.
A veteran journalist, who has decided to retire, takes a look back at the industry noting aspects that he believes will never change.
These commercial printers hand off work from customer-facing W2P portals to back-end workflow and all of them have reaped benefits.
Advances in the production inkjet printing process have made it much more substrate-friendly and encouraging its adoption.
Matt Villanti brings a lineman’s all-out work ethic to the team he’s now part of at Villanti Printing.
As a third-generation representative of a family-owned business, Rising Star Marni Smith is finding something to inspire her every day.
Jessica Swider of TEAM Concept Printing believes the right message to share is that print is not going anywhere.
The director of data solutions at Arandell envisions an industry that views printing as integral to modern-day marketing.
When a career path in the equine professional field failed to materialize, Caso pivoted to something she also knew well: printing.
