Business Management - Industry Trends

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, Registration is open for the 2024 PRINTING United Expo; Keep up with the latest headlines from ISA; Agfa showcases latest printer in the Anapurna family; Benson IMS shows why its important to be a jack of all trades; and we explore how graphics and enhance a retail space.

Leveraging AI, such as ChatGPT, to analyze sales performance can lead to both personal growth in sales skills and closed deals.

PRINTING United Alliance announces that registration is now open for PRINTING United Expo 2024, the premier event for professionals in the printing and graphic arts community.

Knowing your business means knowing your customers. Knowing your customers means better meeting their needs.

Wide-format digital printing is pivotal in enabling this experiential transformation of brick-and-mortar stores.

Retailers are looking for ways to build one cohesive story. Print shops can use environmental graphics to help them make an impact.

This week on Wide-Format Weekly We're gearing up for the 2024 Wide-Format Summit.  We toured the facilities of Premier Press in Portland, Oregon alongside Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon, who is also a Co-Chair of the first Congressional Printing Caucus. We explore the benefits of adding metallic effects to your print jobs. ISA is right…

At the show, Epson will be announcing new products and will demonstrate its offerings ideal for a variety of applications, including indoor and outdoor signage, photography, graphics, and textiles.

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, Brother Industries makes a surprising hostile bid for Roland DG; Wallquest integrates digital print technologies into its traditional practices; we delve into the power of color and design in creating spaces for kids. ISA Sign Expo 2024 is quickly approaching; and make sure you listen to the Women's History Month Podcast before the month ends.

According to a recent report in PrintNews, Brother Industries has lodged a hostile offer to purchase Roland DG, Japan-based parent company of Roland DGA.