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Ashley Roberts is the Managing Editor of the Printing & Packaging Group.

Dan Marx, Content Director for Wide-Format Impressions, holds extensive knowledge of the graphic communications industry, resulting from his more than three decades working closely with business owners, equipment and materials developers, and thought leaders.

As the wide-format segment evolves, and particularly as the printing devices wide-format producers use have become more robust, the needs of wide-format PSPs have changed. They want different things from their vendor relationships.

Sustainability has become an essential piece of the printing industry — the wide-format sector included. Here, wide-format printers share their experiences with green media and its prospects for the future.

Burst capacity is simple in concept: having that extra push, enough print and/or labor capacity on hand to be able to temporarily scale up to take big or immediate jobs (or both) and meet expected deadlines.

With a forward-thinking approach, the sector gears up for 2024, ready to harness modest growth opportunities while fortifying against the lingering aftereffects of policy shifts and market flux.

As the emphasis on brand awareness increases, businesses seek impactful, lasting visuals.  As a wide-format print service provider, you can help clients achieve these branding goals with the help of silicone edge graphics (SEG).  

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