With a focus on sharing their inspiring stories of working in the printing industry, five remarkable business leaders will make the Women in Print Breakfast an essential PRINTING United event. All are welcome to join this thought-provoking breakfast event and learn how women are building successful businesses in printing.
Are you wondering if now is the time to invest in direct-to-object (DTO), direct-to-shape technology?
Charlie Taublieb will address designing artwork, separating, and printing procedures for simulated screen printing for textiles.
Printing spot colors usually involves Pantone. But when printing on colored substrates for specialty graphics, the rules do not apply.
Digital inkjet printing for books is on the rise as publishers search for just-in-time inventory.
PSPs are turning to wide-format applications, which are predicted to experience double-digit growth over the next several years.
Are you leveraging the ongoing advances in digital printing devices to produce eye-catching special effects and embellishments?
In a customer-focused business model, businesses provide everything a customer needs, even if they don’t produce everything in-house.
Led by Nigel Heywood, “3D Printing and the Graphics Industry” will offer insight into the processes involved in 3D printing.
If you’re one of the few who haven’t made plans to be at PRINTING United in Dallas, register now!
