- Elisha Kasinskas
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- August 28, 2014
A perennial favorite, the in-plant panel at GRAPH EXPO is back again. This year, the session, titled "In-Plant Panel: War Stories, Wise Ideas and Q&A," will be held on Monday, Sept. 29 from 8:30 - 10 a.m. I'm happy to announce the members of this year’s panel and pleased to have the honor of moderating again.
The panelists are:
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- Tim Smith, State of Wisconsin. As bureau director, Smith leads the 17th largest in-plant in the United States, with 58 employees, printing 110 million impressions and outputting 44 million mail pieces annually. The in-plant produces datacenter transactional and on demand work that includes: court documents, parking tickets, tax bills, newsletters, social services and kids program materials, unemployment materials, DOT work (licensing, registrations, etc.) and historical museum materials. Smith's war stories will include his campaign to change a statute to offer services outside of the Enterprise in Madison to enable them to purchase and implement aWeb to Print solution.
- Staci Hill, Freese and Nichols. Freese and Nichols is an engineering and architectural consulting firm with 18 offices from Texas to North Carolina. During her tenure, Hill has navigated the "shark tank," transforming the Dallas shop from a cost center into an emerging profit center, upgrading staff and center capabilities, replacing equipment, and leveraging her background, industry memberships, relationships and resources, to grow the print centers value to Freese and Nichols. Hill's war stories and wise ideas will reveal how the "hedgehog beat the sharks."
Register Today and Watch this Blog for Stories About Each Panelist
Watch RSA’s In-plant Insights blog for in-depth stories about each of the panelists and their operations in coming weeks. These stories will offer a sneak peek at what sets these in-plants apart, their war stories, and the valuable information that they will share in the session.