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Dave Johannes, Senior Vice President, IWCO Direct teamed with Ron Goglia, Director of Output Distribution Services at Cigna and Nick Romano, Co-Founder & CEO at Prinova, to present the thINK 2016 session “ I Like Big Data and I Can Not Lie .”  Did you miss it?  Read a summary below and view the recorded session on the Resource Center of this website, under “Event Presentations.” Since learning that personalized marketing drives higher response rates and stronger ROI, marketers are requiring more complex print jobs from their print service provider. Inkjet digital printing technology brings not only speed, quality and cost savings to the equation, but the ability to simplify this complexity by moving from variable content printing to truly dynamic content printing. Getting an effective Dynamic Content Management solution in place will help you fully leverage all of the benefits of inkjet digital print technology. What is Dynamic Content Management?  Dynamic Content Management (DCM) is …

Profitable print is what every print service provider aims for. How can production inkjet provide a path to profit? Three companies shared how inkjet presses impacted their bottom line in the thINK 2016 Q&A customer panel discussion, “Profitable Print” moderated by Susan Moore, Vice President, Tharsten. The Inkjet Customer Panel Included: Christian Kropac, President, PCI Group :  PCI Group produces mission critical direct mail communications. In 2015 they converted from a black toner only printer fleet to a full color inkjet fleet and grew from 80 to 240 employees.  In 2016 they printed over 2 billion images and mailed over 400 million outbound packages.  Chuck Werninger, Senior Manager of Administrative Services, Houston Independent School District (HISD) : Houston ISD is the 7th largest school district in the United States with over 215,000 students and 29,000 employees at 283 schools. HISD Printing Operations has 30 full time employees with a mix of legacy offset and modern digital …

When it came time to make a decision on the digital printing path it needed to take — toner or inkjet — the executives at direct mail and transactional specialist Impact of Minneapolis followed a simple business axiom: If you don’t take care of your customers, someone else will. The Twin Cities stalwart had been experiencing growing pains for the past 10 years, acquiring five competitors within that time frame. It carved out a niche as a marketing/mailing provider with pick- and-pack capabilities and transactional documents for a rich cast of verticals, including franchises, nonprofits and financial services. During its 33-year history, Impact developed a well-diversified set of service offerings; however offset lithography was not among them.  The acquisitions brought in a wide assortment of gear to the 190-employee operation, which has a sister- facility in nearby Winsted. Impact mostly relied on a fleet of “green button” cutsheet toner boxes, along with a host of continuous-feed …

As viable candidates for production inkjet printing technology go, one would be hard-pressed to find a firm with a greater need than Pinnacle Data Systems of Suwanee, Ga. This poster child status has been replaced by a solution that provided relief to numerous pain points. The company debuted in 1999 as an accounting software company that marketed and customized ERP solutions. Pinnacle added print-and-mail document output services two years later, essentially as an add-on service for its existing software client base.  Now, the firm exclusively focuses on print and electronic document output and hosting services, backed by facilities in Phoenix and Birmingham, Ala., as well as suburban Atlanta, along with a satellite in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, which specializes in software development and electronic products. Pinnacle Data Systems employs 240 workers across its network. The company specializes in transactional mail services — the printing and mailing of business-critical …