In the second COVID-19 Print Business Indicators Report, participants indicated that activity, as well as optimism, was rising across all segments compared to the deepest days of the crisis. While the road ahead may still be challenging, the past few months have been highlighted by some clear steps toward recovery.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has probably required you to take extra precautions for the health and safety of your employees and visitors. While many conversations continue to, and should, concentrate on hygiene measures, it’s important for you to also maintain your facility and equipment.
If you think TikTok is a fad and choose to ignore it, you may want to think again. Learning more about the platform and experimenting with TikTok is a low risk, low cost investment that can elevate your brand and drive new business.
Key printing industry business indicators are showing improvement, according to a recent NAPCO Research/PRINTING United Alliance survey. Improvement is over the deepest days of the COVID-19 crisis, and activity is still far below what is normal for this time of the year. But movement off the bottom is the first step toward recovery.
With signs that the economy is beginning a path toward recovery, it's a good time to prepare your business for what lies ahead. A recent NAPCO Research report offers essential trends and strategies to help print service providers drive profitability into 2021 and beyond. Here are four key trends.
PRINTING United will be a comprehensive online experience this October and in-person once again in October 2021. Exhibitors learned of the sequence of events that led to the change in a news-breaking online announcement on June 24.
To save time and money for its members, PRINTING United Alliance’s EHS and HR professionals created a COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan designed to meet local government’s requirements. Here are some key elements to consider.
Packaging Impressions' sister brand Printing Impressions releases an annual listing of the top printing companies in the U.S. and Canada, ranked by annual sales volume, which serves as a microcosm of key trends and market dynamics influencing the printing industry. In an effort to uncover additional insights, NAPCO Research took a closer look at data collected to develop key benchmarks focused on sales per employee.
As a leader in business management, Peter Drucker's timeless advice is highly relevant in today's COVID-19 business environment. Here are how five of his business beliefs can be applied to the printing and packaging industries today.
As the lockdown on the economy lifts, printing and packaging companies can expect to see an upturn as demand increases for products and services. But this recession is unlike others we have seen in the past, and non-economic factors will impact the bounce back.
