Business Management - Industry Trends

This week on the Wide-format Weekly, Andy Paparozzi, chief economist for PRINTING United Alliance, reveals key takeaways from the 2025 State of the Industry report; Marco Boer sat down with Wide-format Impressions to talk about changes in the wide-format segment; a recent blog breaks down the top AI tools that can help print businesses thrive; and The Alliance media brands' editorial team weighs in on what to expect from PRINTING United Expo.

I assume not everyone loves Florida weather but I am certain that everyone will benefit from attending PRINTING United Expo.

Digital Sign Technologies (booth #5578) announces the showcase of its latest innovations at PRINTING United Expo.

Cassie Green, content director for Apparelist, Allee Bruce, editor of Promo Impressions, and Dan Marx, content director for Wide-format Impressions, provide their outlook on the upcoming PRINTING United Expo, October 22-24 in Orlando.

In a recent webinar sponsored by MUTOH and hosted by Alliance Media Brand, Wide-format Impressions, experts on braille printing explored the art and science of ADA-compliant production. 

Chris Pereira, president of C17media (Ontario, Canada), shares why he’s attending the 2025 PRINTING United Expo in Orlando (October 22-24).

Josh Corman of Media One discusses how new pressure-sensitive media products are opening access to both new application areas and higher-value work, and shares how shares how these products can offer an opportunity for differentiation in crowded markets.

Special guests Elise Carr and Dan Marx talk about the realities of being working parents of kids with disabilities and what that balance looks like. They also discuss support systems and offer advice to other families in similar situations.

PSPs need to be partners with their customers, not just order-takers. Here are tips to create relationships with top brand customers.

Wide-format Impressions recently visited Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) to talk with faculty members Hitoshi Ujiie (Director) and Jess Jahnle (Technical Associate), who oversee the University's Center for Excellence in Surface Imaging and implement its certificate program.