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liked this article; authored by Dan Marx, VP of the SGIA
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Commentary & Analysis
Wide-Format Gets Bigger (Will You?)
I’m currently in my 22nd year serving the specialty graphics
industry. During my time with SGIA, I’ve been witness to the complete
changeover in imaging equipment technology. Back in ’91, the “S” in SGIA stood
for “screen” printing. Since that time, wide-format inkjet made its appearance,
excited some and threatened others, was adopted in increasing levels as the
years clicked by, and in time became the specialty graphics industry’s primary
technology.
industry. During my time with SGIA, I’ve been witness to the complete
changeover in imaging equipment technology. Back in ’91, the “S” in SGIA stood
for “screen” printing. Since that time, wide-format inkjet made its appearance,
excited some and threatened others, was adopted in increasing levels as the
years clicked by, and in time became the specialty graphics industry’s primary
technology.
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Reprographics 101 
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