Business Management - Industry Trends

As 2020 comes to a close, it’s time to take a look back at the 10 most viewed articles of the year, as determined by you, our readers.

Hiring a former inmate to run the presses at the Palm Beach County Graphics Division was a risk, but it has paid off in so many ways.

The annual Digital Textile Printing Conference, took a closer look at technical details and considerations for this segment.

Tom Staib is remembered both for his exceptional business acumen, and for his warm, easy grace as a supplier, a customer, and a friend.

Amazon’s Made For You is a new custom T-shirt platform that allows users to customize the shirt’s fit and add a personalized label.

Bill’s mom would have washed his mouth out with soap, only he didn’t swear in his blog this week. He merely wrote about swearing.

A four-year project examining the results of 54 research studies with 170,000 people has concluded that print is vital for education.

Here is some of the good, bad and ugly of 2020 and some good advice to plan for a prosperous 2021.

On this episode of The Week that Was, Andy Paparozzi highlights trends in the commercial printing industry and 2021 expectations; Esko announces plans to sell its Kongsberg business; PostcardMania's Joy Gendusa talks about how her company has navigated the pandemic; and the ninth annual Inkjet Summit was announced.

Industry analysts share their projections for 2021, critical trends & business strategies that could positively impact your business.