INDUSTRY TRACKER

This week's headlines for companies in the sign, graphics and visual communications industry

June 21, 2018 // View in your browser

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 WHAT'S HOT

"With a big enough tank, there are no scale limitations for this method."

3D Printing now can be done in suspended gravity. The method is faster than traditional 3D printing.


WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Participate in the Wage & Benefits Survey by tomorrow and be entered for a chance to win one of five $200 gift cards.

Labor Department launched “Apprenticeship.gov,” a website that compiles apprenticeship information into a single online resource.

Training employees to take on new roles within the company helps their career development while helping with retention.

“Discover a Career in the Sign & Graphics Industry” video ending can be edited to add your company logo. Versions now available in French and Spanish.


COMMERCIAL PRINT

Roland DGA launches new technology upgrade program that allows customers to upgrade in as little as 12 months.

Mimaki announces three new multi-layer printers that are a smaller footprint than previous models.

Siemans and HP expand their partnership in 3D manufacturing. Users of Siemans technologies will be able to design and create 3D printed parts on HP 3D printers.

"Digital Inkjet Opportunities" white paper evaluates emerging applications in the corrugated space.


SIGN DESIGN

Milwaukee Bucks installs a new sign outside its Pro Shop that includes seating.

Signs of the Times explores innovative projects from three leading industry franchise companies.

ISA International Sign Expo makes sense for designers to attend. 


CODES & REGULATIONS

State of New York docked $14 million by Federal Highway Administration over tourism signs that don’t comply with federal and state sign rules.

Mission, KS finds a way to let old pole signs remain in its new sign code, offering a “signs of historic significance” designation that can be applied on a case-by-case basis.

New Albany, MS trying to incorporate public feedback into its sign code before city council votes in July.


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