Business Management - Industry Trends

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, harness the power of your LinkedIn; better understand what AI can do for your business with this latest podcast episode; potential port worker strike concerns reignite, and be sure to checkout highlights for wide-format printers from BDNY 2024.

There are countless opportunities for promo distributors to expand their offerings within top end-buyer markets using print products.

The study carefully examines the wide-format printing market, covering key trends, technology advancements, and market dynamics.

Flash points related to semi-automation and automation sparked, ending what was supposed to be four days of talks in just two.

Discover how wide-format printing is transforming hospitality design with standout examples from BDNY 2024, including murals, textures, and detailed wallcoverings.

On this episode of Wide-Format Weekly, we sat down with Victoria Nelson Harris of Mimaki USA to discuss developments in digital textile printing; SBPI Graphics made some strategic acquisitions; we look at the second letter in our "Passing The Baton" series; we highlight the use of AI in business forecasting; and be sure to register for our upcoming webinar about the future of AI in the print industry.

On this episode of What's Trending Now presented by NAPCO Research, PRINTING United Alliance's Chief Economist Andy Paparozzi explains how AI-powered applications strengthen business analysis and forecasting, and support superior decisions companywide.

The difference between the “Haves” and the “Have Nots” in the printing and packaging industry comes down to these 10 mega trends.

Shelly Wells, FASTSIGNS Tigard, in Oregon, won the franchise Salesperson of the Year award.

This week on Wide-Format Weekly, register for our upcoming webinars if you haven't already; we're coming to you live from the Mimaki Microfactory digital textile event in Los Angeles, California; PRINTING United Alliance Expands its Affinity Partner Program; and submit your best work to us to be considered for our annual “Big Jobs” feature.