Marty McGinnis and Bob Swaitek of Trinity Displays discuss the company's work on the Eggo House of Pancakes, and describe why "experience" is a growing part of display work.
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This week on Wide-Format Weekly: We take an in-depth look into color management; VistaCraft's journey from a small business to an industry powerhouse; experts share how you can tackle graphic installations in the colder months; MultiCam Celebrates 35 years of innovation; and we unveil a series of “letters” sent from Terry Corman, outgoing CEO of Firehouse Image Center to his son, Ted Corman.
On this episode: why you should consider becoming a member of the Women in Print Alliance, how digital printing is creating opportunities in the interior design vertical, Durst launched its first true flatbed printer, and textile production is getting serious about sustainability.
Dan Crownover, president of Texas Nameplate (Lancaster, Texas) shares the company’s quest to produce the high-durability products the company specializes in, while at the same time striving to seek sustainable solutions and minimize electrical power. Further, he discusses efforts to digitize production while maintaining maximum durability.
This episode features the proposed OSHA heat illness rule, OEM reps discussing the industry, AI images and color management, new PRINTING United Alliance chair Brooke Hamilton, leadership shifts at the Alliance, and one bold prediction for your future.