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1 week ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
A new research report from In-plant Impressions offers a revealing look at how in-plants are adapting their equipment strategies to remain competitive, efficient, and indispensable. The "In-plant Equipment Investment Trends" report, based on a nationwide survey of 108 in-plant managers, outlines how shops are moving away from simple maintenance of existing capabilities and toward bold investments that support diversification, automation, and new revenue opportunities.
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1 week ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
In part two of our G7+ discussion with Jordan Gorski, executive director of Idealliance, he delvers further into the G7+ training offered by PRINTING United Alliance and how it can help in-plants output accurate, consistent color across all print devices, including wide-format, to ensure brand accuracy.
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1 week ago | 
piworld.com | Bob Neubauer
John Cruiser started at Bloomberg in 1992 as the first and only employee, initially running a Docutech printer for oil and gas industry reports, and has since expanded the print services operation to include locations in New Jersey, London, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.
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2 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
During the recent Inkjet Summit, held in April in Ponte Vedra, Florida, all of the in-plant attendees gathered for a panel discussion moderated by IPI Editor Bob Neubauer. He questions four inkjet users from different in-plants around the country:Chad Simpson, director of Printing Services, East Baton Rouge School System. Inkjet presses: Riso ComColor GL7430, two Riso ComColor GL9730s. Tammy Golden, assistant commissioner, State of Tennessee. Inkjet press: Ricoh InfoPrint 5000 continuous-feed press.
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2 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
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2 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
The recent Association of College and University Printers (ACUP+) conference brought together higher-ed and K-12 in-plant managers from across the country — and it did not disappoint. In this video, you'll hear directly from attendees about what made the event so valuable, from powerful sessions to game-changing takeaways. Plus, catch a glimpse of the action with scenes from the conference floor, networking events, and speaker highlights.
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3 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
The Association of College and University Printers (ACUP+) conference drew about 65 higher-ed and K-12 in-plant managers to Costa Mesa, California, in early April. The event was packed with relevant, informative sessions for in-plant managers. One such session focused on marketing your operation. Brad Lenhart (University of Colorado, Boulder) and Scott Monroe (University of Nebraska, Lincoln) offered numerous strategies to build relationships and earn new customers.
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3 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
The In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) has announced the winners of the 2025 IPMA Awards. The goal of the IPMA Awards program is to identify IPMA member organizations that are excelling and prospering. There are three awards. Each is listed below with the 2025 winner. In-Plant of the Year The Church of ScientologyPurpose: Recognizes an entire in-plant business for outstanding performance.
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3 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Bob Neubauer
At the Inkjet Summit, we talked with Doug Maxwell, director of Brigham Young University's large in-plant, about what he hopes to accomplish there in his final months before retirement and how the Inkjet Summit has helped his in-plant thrive. He was later named the Summit's "Overall Contributing Attendee."
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4 weeks ago | 
inplantimpressions.com | Toni McQuilken |Bob Neubauer
The final day of Inkjet Summit 2025 ended strong, with a wide range of general sessions, panel discussions, case study presentations, and one-on-one meetings. The unique blend of content types is what makes the event so unique, and such a powerful venue to learn everything needed to invest and grow your production inkjet business. One of the highlights of the day was a keynote panel given by IT Strategies' Marco Boer, the conference chair for Inkjet Summit.
