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• Elisha Kasinskas
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• 10 September 2012

Partners in the In-Plant Multi-Channel Process: Five Friends You Need

Master in-plant leader Phil Larson, president of Shepherd Consulting OK and former director of AFPress and grafaccent at American Fidelity, continues his series of how-to articles to help in-plants build a road map for successful multi-channel offerings. This week we talk about the support needed for an in-plant to offer multi-channel in addition to printing solutions. 

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• Elisha Kasinskas
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• 31 August 2012

In-Plant Multi-Channel GPS: Sail and Develop a Plan

How can an in-plant build variable and multi-channel offerings? Master in-plant leader Phil Larson, president of Shepherd Consulting OK and former director of AFPress and grafaccent at American Fidelity, has written a series of how-to articles for in-plants and those who work with corporate print centers. This week we will cover how an in-plant can determine their direction and develop a plan to add variable and multi-channel offerings to their services.

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• Elisha Kasinskas
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• 14 December 2010

In-Plant Trends- Customer Demands Necessitate Continually Improving Workflows

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• Tim Kelly
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• 30 November 2010

In-Plant Trends- Be Easier to Do Business with than a Local Office Supply Store

In-plant print centers – 4 trends to address for success in 2011 and beyond. In our four-article series: "Corporate in-plant print centers – four trends to address for success in 2011 and beyond," we've talked about marketing the print center as a necessity and print center convergence. 

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• Elisha Kasinskas
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• 16 November 2010

In-Plant Trends- Print Center Convergence

In-plant print centers – four trends to address for success in 2011 and beyond. In our four-article series: "Corporate in-plant print centers – four trends to address for success in 2011 and beyond," the first article reviewed marketing the print center as a necessity.

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