INFOGRAPHIC: 6 Facts on Sustainability

It’s Got to Be B2 Printing

The printing industry often debates which technology, format size, or feeding type is “best.” The truth is that there’s no single winner: It really depends on print volumes and applications. That said, you can’t analyze anything without something to focus on, and we’ve decided to take a look at format size. Specifically, we will explore some key shifts, growth opportunities, and vendor strategies for the B2 market.

Kodak Making Moves to Prevent Final Frame?

For more than a century, Kodak has been synonymous with capturing life’s most cherished moments. But now, the company is facing a moment of its own—one that could determine whether it survives or fades into corporate history. In a dramatic financial maneuver, Kodak has announced plans to tap into its overfunded pension plan to help pay down a mountain of debt. It’s a high-stakes strategy that could buy the company breathing room…or become its final roll of film.

New Insights into Workflow Automation and AI Use in Business

Keypoint Intelligence recently completed a dual-region study exploring how organizations in the United States and Western Europe are approaching digital transformation (DX) in their document workflows. We surveyed nearly 300 IT decision-makers in the US and 230 in Western Europe across industries like financial services, healthcare, education, manufacturing, and legal. All respondents had direct responsibility for document workflows—offering a grounded view of adoption levels, pain points, and investment priorities. Both regions show growing momentum around workflow automation and artificial intelligence (AI) adoption, but the data reveals a fragmented landscape that is shaped by company size, industry needs, and digital maturity. The study examined current automation usage, remaining paper-heavy departments, the influence of digital maturity on strategy, AI pilot trends, departmental differences, and the challenges organizations face—such as integration complexity, skills gaps, and compliance demands. We also explored the role of IT versus business units in leading automation efforts.