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Solving Print's Pain Points
An exclusive Printweek supplement highlighting businesses that have risen to the industry's challenges.
Works Manchester latest victim of PFI Group debacle
PFI Group’s disastrous acquisition spree under CEO Darren McMurray has now culminated in the filing of a Notice of Intention to Appoint Administrators against Works Manchester.
Moonpig trials new corporate offering, acts on Royal Mail delays
Sales at Moonpig Group were up 6.5% at the half-year, and testing of a new offering for SME business customers is underway as part of the PLC’s growth plans – but its net promotor score has been hit...
Bluetree focuses on print growth as masks are mothballed
Bluetree Group has mothballed the equipment at its Medical division due to a decline in mask sales, and will focus on growth at its core printing operations instead.
Moonpig adds AI option
Moonpig has launched a new generative AI feature to help customers come up with the right words for their greetings cards, and has also analysed Google search trends to pinpoint the hottest tech areas...
Bespoke print powers Xmas mental health message
Designer Liz Harry has called on the services of WTTB to produce an advent calendar with a difference.
Event specialist boosts in-house capabilities with Mimaki double
Event Technology Group (ETG) has revamped its production set-up with a pair of Mimaki printers to bring more applications in-house and dip its toe into new markets.
Serif updates Affinity photo, design and layout suite with free upgrade
Software developer Serif has updated its Affinity creative suite, promising better-than-ever photo editing, graphic design and layout.
Go Inspire completes £1.5m web-to-print spend
Marketing specialist Go Inspire has invested £1.5m in a brand new web-to-print operation running from its Kettering site.
WTTB launches pay-as-you-go design service
Where The Trade Buys (WTTB) has introduced a new pay-as-you-go option for its Artworker+ graphic design service.
Merchr hires for expansion
Merchandising e-commerce start-up Merchr has added three new members to its team, as it gears up to expand abroad.