From an internal process perspective, you should ask, “How complex is our business?” This means taking a fresh, objective, impartial look at how your business is organized, and how it goes about its day-to- day operations.

Print/cut is empowering some of the largest, most unique customization fulfillment providers around the world.

Screen printed photographic reproductions can be beautiful and many are of considerably better quality than that in the average art book, especially if one dares to go further than to use the standard four process colors.

Taking a look at the key elements will provide any manufacturer of children’s products with a greater understanding of what is required and, most importantly, who is required to implement.

Conventional offset won’t disappear soon; it’s still a $40 to $50 billion market and remains the dominant printing process, but the impact of a stalled US and global economy, structural changes and technical innovations can’t be underestimated.

“We have been witnessing a major influx of new laminates, wrapping films and textured films reaching the market in the last year.”

An investor doesn’t buy a company because of what it’s done in the past. They invest because of what it can deliver for them in the future.

While some markets are saturated, there are many more that haven’t been touched. Take initiative, look for some of these untapped potential markets, and devise a plan to get in front of them.

Leaders rarely sit still and get comfortable; they are always looking for continuous improvement in every aspect of their business.

Consistency of time, temperature and pressure is the most important part of the sublimation process.