Rather than just focus on growth, CEO of DPRINT Lane Hickey-Wiggins prefers to focus on getting smarter about how she does business.
Toni McQuilken
Across the PRINTING United show floor here in Dallas, OEMs are living and breathing convergence,…
Hatteras produces a wide range of printed products today, including signage, marketing and branding materials, packaging, and more.
Having the right tools to do the bulk of the short-run work makes finishing less intimidating than commercial printers might expect.
Plum Grove exemplifies how a traditional commercial printer can find success by branching out into new services and product extensions.
Working with manufacturers that offer preventative maintenance packages can be the difference between full uptime or a loss of producti
Even with a hurricane scare, attendance at the SGIA Expo show as of noon yesterday reached more than 19,000 registered individuals.
Vapor Apparel is seeing more and more call for print-on-demand type activity in the garment printing space.
There is perhaps no one better equipped to talk about fabric and textile printing than the “Fabric Guru,” Michael Sanders.
Shepard purchased its first printer in 2008, and have continued using SGIA Expo as a research and purchasing resource every year since.
They are also top attendees, looking for new equipment and technology.
Print is far from dead—but it is no longer the only way we communicate.
The world of marketing and communications has experienced some pretty radical shifts over the past decade.
For Printing Industries of America’s President & CEO, Michael Makin, you can’t talk about trends in the print industry without also taking into account the events and environment going on in the rest of the world.
In less than a decade, inkjet has completely transformed the print industry—and it isn’t showing any signs of slowing down.
