Embracing the “Amazon effect” for customer experience is not a choice, but a strategic imperative. Here are some ideas to stay ahead.
If you are considering selling your business, let’s review some steps to help maximize shareholder value and minimize the drama.
When I wasn’t presenting, I enjoyed walking the exhibition hall and seeing what’s new in the world of wide-format printing. I came home so energized to see all the possibilities within the world of digital printing.
You’ve probably heard all about the current trend of employee burnout. But have you thought about how burnout is impacting you?
Not far from my home, behind a 7-11, an Amazon package pickup locker has been in place for the last couple of years. Though I’ve noticed it before – branded in an orangey-yellow with an Amazon logo – I’ve not paid it much mind. Until the other day.
This summer, I was honored to be included as a speaker at the Wide-format Summit in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. My presentation, Diving into Décor, focused on the possibilities for wide-format printers in the interior space.
When was the last time you thought about the safety of your warehouse and shelving units where your paper is stored?
There is no denying the labor landscape is changing.
Technology might be changing and improving our lives in many ways, but it is print that is bringing people together.
As more and more interior designers learn about the possibilities of using wide-format printing in their projects, there are more opportunities for printers—especially those printers who can quickly respond to what’s trending and what interior designers want.
