On this episode of Printing’s Alive, host Warren Werbitt chats with Rebekah Hughes, a passionate young professional and marketing executive at Latcham, who speaks candidly about her journey in the printing industry and her experiences with ADHD and dyslexia.
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The restaurant chain wanted to bring its logo into the 21st century. It ended up creating a social media firestorm and meme frenzy.
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The decoration industry is embracing the tech-fueled, just-in-time order and fulfillment system. But first, it’s important to clear up common misconceptions hindering its growth.
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Among other revelations, the apparel supplier shared the results of a life cycle assessment of 10 of its bestselling products, noting that their carbon footprint is 27% smaller than conventional alternatives.
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A fast fashion brand is one of more than 10,000 B Corps, which has led critics to question the value of the certification. Proponents say third-party validation remains important but should be the starting point for conversations on impact.
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Making the leap from offset to inkjet is no small decision — it’s a shift that impacts ROI, quality, efficiency, and even the way teams think about production.
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Wide-format Impressions recently visited Thomas Jefferson University (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) to talk with faculty members Hitoshi Ujiie (director) and Jess Jahnle (technical associate), who oversee the University’s Center for Excellence in Surface Imaging and implement its certificate program in the same.
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Executives say they’re diversifying their sourcing to help mitigate the impact of the Trump administration’s tariff strategy.
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From Chipotle dorm merch to Guinness “Pintmobiles,” here are a few of the clever print and promo campaigns ASI Media spotted making headlines this month.
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Of all the patterns I’ve seen in my work with organizational leaders it is the enduring frustration they feel in trying to identify and deal effectively with internal conflict that rises to the top of the list.
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