Author: Jody Harrison

Jody is a thirty-year veteran of the Graphic Arts industry and is experienced in all areas of printing, from pre-press to post-press, as well as operations management. He began his career in bindery management at Cadmus Communications in Richmond, Virginia. He joined Muller Martini in 2003 and has worked as both a product manager and head of service operations. Currently, Jody is the Director of Strategic Accounts for Muller Martini North America. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University and MBA from Saint Joseph’s College in Brooklyn, New York.

Labor and Technology: Crossroads or Turning Point?

Printing is experiencing one of the top five steepest declines in available labor throughout industry. While it would be easy to view that as a dark reality to a business supposedly in decline, NOT SO FAST!   Resulting from contraction and acquisition, fewer commercial printers are sharing a healthy volume…

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Printing is experiencing one of the top five steepest declines in available labor throughout industry. While it would be easy to view that as a dark reality to a business supposedly in decline, NOT SO FAST!   Resulting from contraction and acquisition, fewer commercial printers are sharing a healthy volume…

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Prepared for crunch time?

How to ensure your bindery equipment has the support it needs during peak seasons.     Many businesses experience predictable periods when there’s a significant increase in work volume. Within the print on demand (POD) market, book manufacturers must be prepared for these periods of increased demand—and customers who expect…

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How to ensure your bindery equipment has the support it needs during peak seasons.     Many businesses experience predictable periods when there’s a significant increase in work volume. Within the print on demand (POD) market, book manufacturers must be prepared for these periods of increased demand—and customers who expect…

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