I’ve worked in the Large Format Print industry for more than 15 years, and I have held roles in sales, production, and operations. During this time there have been some significant advances in the capabilities and possibilities of the technology we use, as well as many changes in customer demand and product development but nothing could have prepared me for 2020.
It is safe to say that this year has been the oddest, most disruptive, and challenging year of my career. And it’s a feeling I think many others in the print industry share. When the pandemic hit the UK back in March 2020, Banner Box threw out our short term plans for the year and immediately found ways we could adapt our business needs and focus our attention to the challenges ahead
Even then, I felt that Coronavirus wasn’t going to go away quickly. Now I believe that the print industry, and the whole UK, will be feeling the effects of COVID-19 for many years to come. Always looking for a positive spin on things, I feel there are several key lessons print and signage businesses can take from this rollercoaster of a year. If businesses can learn how to thrive in a crisis, then their strengths will continue when the world gets back to normal.
How do you think 2020 has affected the print industry? What lessons do you think we can learn going forward to 2021? Feel free to drop me an email to [email protected].
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