Now is the time to invest in wide-format technology and services — an opportunity largely driven by changes in how we communicate graphically using the environment around us.
Dan Johansen
As convergence of wide-format and more traditional sheetfed shops continues apace, the risk of that other “specialty” shop expanding its capabilities and eating into your business can’t be ignored — and besides, wouldn’t it be nice to bring those large wide-format margins in house?
Many types of signs — such as those identifying permanent rooms or spaces, exits and entrances, elevators and restrooms — must adhere to guidelines laid out in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
In an always-on, smart-everything world, the race for attention is on every second of every day. Before investing, print buyers want to be confident they’re choosing the right partner to cut through the static.
The print industry has been changing in many exciting ways, and wide-format is no exception. Here are four ways wide-format inkjet is evolving, and what they could mean for your shop.
As latex ink technologies continue to surge ahead, it is becoming clear that the only limit to what you can print is your imagination.
