Four top in-plant print centers in Banking, Non-Profit, Education and Media share 30+ ideas and experiences that have enabled these in-plant panelists to reach new heights. Four topic areas include: new technology, collaboration, customer service and remaining relevant.
In this eBook compilation of a five-article series about key in-plant issues, learn how 9 leading in-plants in government, higher ed, financial services, healthcare, professional services, and non-profit are solving each of these top 5 issues they face today, including: combating outsourcing; reducing costs and increasing efficiencies; relevancy; growth and adding services.
The webinar covers Citrus College's path to Web to print, its decision to pull the plug on a dysfunctional system and start from scratch, and the ups downs along the way. The presentation offers a frank look at the times the higher ed in-plant veered off course, and how it was able to gain its footing. Today, 80% of print orders are submitted online.
The print shop in the Sheboygan Area School District was drowning in paper requisitions and a manual print request process that caused daily re-work, while the school district was facing a deficit. Learn how this K-12 in-plant is saving the district precious budget dollars– over $100,000 annually– while securing their future with WebCRD, Web to print.
The State of Oregon shares experience, tips and insights about software technology for corporate and in-house print centers to ensure that they select, implement, and best maintain technology and avoid common pitfalls. Learn considerations, types of technology, determining the "right fit", Web to print, and more.
Watch top US in-plant print centers in Government, Higher Ed, Banking and Non-Profit share their strategies to engage for the future and discuss nine high impact topics including staying relevant, addressing outsourcing, tools to grow, and their advice for other in-plants.
One of the top three in-plants in the US, Progressive shares a 7-step framework they use to determine the optimal balance of in-house and outsourced work; how to analyze the entire project workflow, equipment and software; benefits of utilizing the framework, including improved cost, turnaround and brand control; and key insights like the importance of data.
In-plant print center panelists from UC Davis, and Fairfield and Cedarville Universities, discuss how their in-house printer centers remain relevant at a session hosted by the In-plant Printing and Mailing Association (IPMA) and moderated by InfoTrends' Howie Fenton.
"In-plant Panel: Champions Engage for the Future" GRAPH EXPO Session R 13 By Elisha Kasinskas, Marketing Director, Rochester Software Associates A perennial favorite, the in-plant panel at GRAPH EXPO is back again. This year, the session, titled "In-Plant Panel: Champions Engage for the Future," will be held on Monday, Sept. 14 from 8:30 – 10
Get ideas and examples from four top in-plant print centers in higher education, government and insurance from a panel presentation at the annual IPMA Conference. Topics include new services, working in new ways, increasing awareness and what makes their in-plant successful.
Watch as top US in-plant print centers in Government, Banking and Professional Services share their war stories, and discuss ten high impact topics including hardware, marketing, managed services, and their advice for other in-plants.
As the first university in the country to implement Web to print software for faculty, staff and students, Villanova knows the critical areas to address for a successful implementation after a purchase decision. Learn the importance of: identifying key players, an implementation plan, knowing your "sweet spot," marketing, branding and reporting.
Part two of a webinar series highlighting the experiences of how in-plants, UPMC and Penn State University, use Web to print technology to steer operational success. InfoTrends President, Jeff Hayes moderates and presents in-plant research.
Learn from in-plant print center leaders from Sun Life, MIT, Penn State and SAIC as they discuss four key topics impacting in-house printers today. Topics include: metrics and proving your worth, being easy to do business with, new products and services and employee engagement.
A perennial favorite, the in-plant panel at GRAPH EXPO is back again. This year, the session, titled "In-Plant Panel: War Stories, Wise Ideas and Q&A," will be held on Monday, Sept. 29 from 8:30 - 10 a.m. I'm happy to announce the members of this year's panel and pleased to have the honor of moderating again.
Part one of a webinar series highlighting the experiences of UPMC and Penn State University to achieve and attain success with their Web to print implementations.
Learn from two top in-plants how you can leverage workflow automation software to keep costs low, facilitate savings, increase business, and add new services.
Innovation in technology is not simply about updating your systems to the latest hardware or interface. Innovation can also be about the value gained when technology is harnessed in such a way that it makes daily activities more efficient. In last week's post, we discussed how a DMV client combined M.I.S. Print's data transformation with QDirect's output management solution to meet their challenge when they changed printers.
When you think about technology advances, you usually picture the latest hardware, interfaces and protocols. However, with so much history and information tied up as legacy data on mainframes, sometimes the most valuable advances come with being able to take that old data and send it where it needs to be output today.
At Yale University, Quality is a high priority that is ingrained in the workflow. Learn the four keys to a successful quality program, the tools Yale uses, how they report and measure their success and plan for the future.