Business Management - Industry Trends

If your environment isn’t making an impression, it’s still leaving one. Take control of the narrative before it defines you.

In this final installment of the three-part interview with RJ Orr, we talk about his favorite parts of this year’s Super Bowl graphics.

On this week’s episode: The experiences of women journalists in printing, inclusion in the annual WFI150 list, exploring wide-format innovation, and applying to attend this year’s Wide-format Summit. Join us!

To celebrate Women’s History Month, Lisa Cross reflects on her 39 years in the printing industry and shares seven valuable lessons.

Roland DGA will showcase its newest and most innovative technologies, conduct live, in-booth demonstrations, and provide expert business advice for print professionals at the 2026 ISA International Sign Expo, April 8-10, in Orlando, Florida.

Why corporate culture and men as allies matter more than ever.

RJ Orr continues the conversation breaking down the details about the various print applications that brought Super Bowl LX to life.

This week on the Wide-Format Weekly, we explore how print providers are using AI to gain a competitive edge; Toni McQuilken shares her path to becoming a G7+ expert; private equity is making big bets on digital billboards; we take a behind-the-scenes look at producing Super Bowl graphics; and the latest episode of The Broadcast tackles sustainability in wide-format.

In today’s wide-format landscape, innovation is less about flashy disruption and more about solving real production problems. During a recent Wide-Format Impressions webinar sponsored by Canon U.S.A., John Ingraham, senior specialist at Canon U.S.A, made the case that innovation in wide-format is far from over.

For more than a century, the billboard business depended on printing. Today, that relationship is beginning to unravel.