Don’t Expect Your Association - To Tell The Lead Story School leaders just made a national move that puts print back in the spotlight, and our associations stayed silent. Sid reveals why this turning point matters, what decades of research prove, and why your customers sho...
Technically Brilliant is Not Always the Best Manager Profits are the result of excellent team management. Print tech and related systems are critical, but long-term success depends on leaders who can understand, develop, and manage their teams. Yet managers are often cho...
Difficult Discussions to Maximize Performance Many managers resist having corrective discussions with promising employees. Management cowardice can deprive promising employees of the guidance they need to grow to their full potential. This article reviews Steve Jo...
Who Owns Marketing in Your Printing Company? Your printing company invests heavily in equipment, people, and capabilities—but who is making sure those investments turn into money and future sales? Read Debbie's insights.
Printer2Printer: Is Inkjet Killing Offset and Flexo? Analog printing remains important for high-run projects. However, as run lengths continue to shrink, digital printing is often the better option. It’s not just a choice between technologies but a transition to an analo...
Printers4Printers: Let's Help Shawn Succeed Shawn Hevel, who supported print during his career as an XMPie programmer, lives with Ataxia. Ataxia affects his balance, speech, and fine motor skills. Let’s take this opportunity to support one of our own by donating...
Accelerating Print Profit Creativity Gaining a competitive advantage to maximize print profits requires creativity, planning, and disciplined execution. But the question is, “How do we do that?” This article answers that question with three practical step...
Update Your Print Pricing Models? Pricing models are now a leadership issue. Many companies still rely on rigid cost-plus logic pricing. That made sense when workflows were predictable, inputs were stable, and buyers selected suppliers mostly on unit p...