This inaugural edition of the Wide-Format Impressions Broadcast digs into the transformative power of A.I. Host Dan Marx, content director for Wide-Format Impressions, speaks with Lisa Cross of NAPCO Research and Andy Paparozzi of PRINTING United Alliance about how A.I. will change print production and how wide-format producers and other PSPs can prepare for the approaching revolution.
Dan Marx
For Phase 3 Visual Communications in Atlanta, Georgia, additional services have become integral in the company’s success.
One opportunity available for print service providers and their customers is the ability to print textures or finishes.
Strategizing, planning, and execution are essential to achieving growth. How will your business grow and what will its path be?
With the threat of a widespread port strike looming in the U.S., concerns are rising across multiple industries, including printing.
Brodnax 21C has maintained a spirit of innovation since 1956, pushing the boundaries of printing and packaging.
Josh Hope of Mimaki USA highlights the company’s new and updated offerings at this year’s PRINTING United Expo.
Discover insights from Brooke Hamilton, the new Chair of PRINTING United Alliance.
Brayden Bevans shares his reasons for attending PRINTING United, the knowledge he hopes to gain, and what he’s most looking forward to.
While some shops are moving strongly into production inkjet, others find toner-based systems still play a strong supporting role.
While labor is “top of mind” for many PSPs, a strong focus on profitability is perhaps an even stronger focus for long-term success.
According to a recent report, Brother Industries has lodged a hostile bid to purchase Roland DG.
While some might look the other way in the presence of racism or sexism, the act of exclusion is bad for both society and business.
The sector gears up for 2024, ready to harness modest growth opportunities while fortifying against policy shifts and market flux.
Industry consultant Pat McGrew provides her insights on how PSPs are using automation.
