Lauren Searson

Wide-format printing has taken off at the University of New Hampshire and now accounts for more than…

For Linemark, the phrase “The customer is always right” takes on a different meaning, having started as a small commercial printer 36 years ago to now being a three-phase company that aligns with its customers’ evolving needs.

For Cameron Advertising Displays (Camad), based in Toronto, Canada, growth isn’t just a business goal — it’s a necessity.

Print today is more than ink on paper: it’s ink on metal, glass, ceramic, and other substrates, creating products people encounter in their daily lives, from the signage they see, to the doormats they walk on, and the backsplashes adorning their kitchens. But like adding any new service, there are different considerations with these applications, including the technologies involved, and what markets and trends are driving these opportunities.

Last week, PRINTING United Alliance’s CI Ready! virtual event presented the foundational principles of continuous improvement (CI), along with tips for its implementation and real-world examples in a series of daily one-hour sessions. Whether you are new to CI, or looking to onboard your employees in its integration in your business, here are a few…

Last week ISA held its annual International Sign Expo as a virtual event.

Window displays present valuable real estate for retailers and brands to showcase products, create impressions, and entice customers.

On Dec. 9 and 10, the PRINTING United Alliance and AATCC hosted the annual Digital Textile Printing Conference.

Ask Firehouse Image Center CEO Terry Corman his biggest career passions, and he’ll answer with two words: culture and automation.

The PRINTING United Digital Experience started its final week with the second day devoted to apparel decorating.