Features

The post-Credit Crunch financial world is a very different place and printers will have to work hard to secure finance, finds William Mitting

Bookbinders of London's adaptability has helped it stay afloat and competitive, finds Adam Hooker

Printers unaware of the cost of environmental slip-ups face potentially crippling fines and clean-up costs, warns Philip Chadwick Authors name

This one-stop shop brings data, print and fulfilment in under one roof, discovers Tim Sheahan

Environmental accreditations can be expensive and difficult to achieve, but the long-term benefits of cost saving and a better public image are worth the effort, discovers Helen Morris

When budgets are under pressure, a firm's R&D spend is often one of the first things to be trimmed, but press makers know the value of continued development, finds Philip Chadwick

Getting made redundant can feel like a dead end career-wise, but Jo Francis discovers that, for some people, it offers the opportunity to take control of their future and make a fresh start

Peter Leach has proved the doubters wrong by positioning this book printer for success, finds Simon Nias

A failing economy, tough trading conditions, price pressure and falling demand have taken their toll on the paper industry and, despite some optimism, the outlook is uncertain, says Philip Chadwick

The Mimeo business model is reaping rewards in the US and is on its way to Europe, finds Barney Cox

We polled a group of industry experts for their top tips to enable PrintWeek readers to save their company as much as 10,000. Simon Creasey reveals some of their suggestions

Finding the money for a big investment is tough at the moment, but a relatively small spend on a piece of finishing kit could deliver a healthy return, finds Philip Chadwick