Features

There are some companies that revel in producing the most difficult work. Their tools are not just binders and creasers, but imagination and aspiration as well. Jo Francis investigates

In the face of printers encroaching on their traditional turf, trade finishers are turning to highly specialised fields of operation that are easier to defend, says Adam Hooker

Enterprising printers have an opportunity to expand into Europe thanks to sterling's weakness

MD Steven Baker tells Tim Sheahan that a ballsy strategy is needed to stay ahead of the competiton

There are plenty of businesses to be picked up cheaply at the moment, but when dealing with a failed firm, caveat emptor, warns Philip Chadwick

A consistent approach has given this Slough printer the foundations for business growth, says Tim Sheahan

While the digital world has taken some business away from printers, it may also offer a way to ensure print remains a viable medium. Barney Cox explains

Preserving the knowledge of the past for generations to come fuels the passion behind this business

Luke and Paul Hastings have had to learn quickly to build on their father's success, finds Adam Hooker

Investment in staff can be as beneficial to a print company's bottom line as new kit or green acreditation and ensures long-term profitability, finds Philip Chadwick

Online social networking can provide your business with numerous benefits if you learn to use it properly, finds Matt Whipp

Once hailed as a game-changing technology, RFID was expected to revolutionise supply chains, so what happened? Barney Cox investigates

Minuteman Press has capitalised on the recession and now hopes to grow even more, finds Helen Morris