Business Management - Industry Trends

PRINTING United Alliance announced that the 2024 Pinnacle Product Awards program is now open for entries through April 12, 2024.

Lisa Cross, principal analyst at NAPCO Research, provides top-line takeaways from its recently-published Who Buys Wide Format survey report. The report, featuring feedback from both wide-format producers and their customers, provides a valuable view into the segment.

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, Agfa and EFI join forces; 3 Sixty invests in a Durst P5 350 HS; Imagine ranks on PI 300; and Meaghan Ziemba tells us how to declutter our lives.

Fujifilm’s Innovation Print Awards awards are now open for submissions globally – with winners to be announced at drupa 2024. 

The new year marks an excellent time to reassess where you’re focusing your time and energy, both professionally and personally.

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, wide-format printers get the lowdown on what inks to use for specific applications; Kristen Dettoni gives her 2024 predictions; John Oliver Campaigned for a bird using wide-format; Agfa introduced the next generation of its Anapurna H3200; and Fiery announced the latest release of Fiery XF.

With the anticipated surge in political advertising for the 2024 elections, understanding best practices for political advertising in OOH media is crucial.

Industry expert Marco Boer reveals how the annual Wide-Format Summit provides invaluable executive education and peer exchange for printing’s most profitable segment.

This episode of Wide-Format Weekly features insight into the year ahead, equipment purchases at Orbus Visual Communication, how great design results in great wraps, Roland DGA's new object printer, and the inaugural Leadership Summit from PRINTING United Alliance.

John Oliver used wide-format printing in the form of billboards and bus wraps to help win votes for an endangered bird.