IPMA In-Plant Panel: Be a Front Runner

Leading In-plant print centers share why they are front-runners, how they: lead the competition, are poised to win and showcase their wins.

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Panelists explain why they are a front runner, citing understanding and meeting customer needs, being proactive and staying abreast of technology.

IPMA featured a panel of in-plant leaders at Print 18. Hear how these leaders are positioning their operations to win, are performing better than their competition and what they are doing to showcase their wins internally and externally.

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Presented At: Print 2018

Moderators: Elisha Kasinskas (Rochester Software Associates)

Panelists: Dwight Blackwell (Shaw Industries), Christopher Donlon (Kohler Company), Bruce Goodman (State of Wisconsin), and Joe Kalinowski (Hanover Insurance)

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