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thINK Ahead 2024 is a wrap (check out the photo gallery!), but we're already back with new market research, customer spotlights, inkjet innovation videos, and more in our August E-Newsletter ! …

Make a meaningful impression with print. From large-format signage to direct mail to business cards, the quality and relevance of your printed materials has a significant impact on how your brand is perceived. But producing engaging printed materials is only part of the equation. It’s just as important to efficiently deliver your printed materials, when and where they are needed. Vya’s print production services help you do just that. Vya’s proprietary end-to-end marketing resource management platform enables companies to effortlessly manage, customize and deliver marketing materials to the frontlines of their businesses. The success of Vya’s marketing resource management system is driving increased client demand for high-quality direct mail campaigns, delivered to the field faster with more relevance. Contact: Allan …

Meet Canon inkjet customer and thINK member   Bruce Carson, CEO/Owner, The Dot Corporation   A lot has changed since The Dot opened their doors over 40 years ago, but one thing has not: their commitment to innovation and outstanding customer service. “Innovation and outstanding customer service are at the heart of our success. The Dot is committed to continuously offering new and innovative services while maintaining the timeless core values our clients appreciate most,” said Bruce Carson, CEO.   The Dot prides themselves on problem solving and collaborating directly with their clients to create new products and work processes that grow their businesses. From multi-faceted marketing clients who need print, wide format, and custom packaging solutions supported by inventory tracking and robotic fulfillment to healthcare supply chain clients that require the highest level of security when printing, kitting, and mailing, The Dot serves clients with integrity, quality, and innovation.  …

Introduction I have two distinct uses for print in my life these days. First, I’m a self-published author and I use an online on-demand service for the books that I write. Second, I volunteer at a local church and I often need printing done in that role. The printed products are mostly posters and occasionally postcards, signs, or banners. I could get these through an online service provider, but I am fiercely loyal to local businesses. And so, though I use an online service for book publishing, I use a nearby print service provider (PSP) for my church projects. In the end, both options provide me with the convenience and value that I am looking for.   Print Convenience and Value Online I am an amateur historian. My first book came about by accident. In the mid-1990s, I was strolling with my infant son when we came across a memorial marker in a family plot in Sayville, New York. The inscription read in part, “In Memory of Robert Perkins Post, Correspondent New York Times, Killed in …