History
During its first twenty years of operation the company provided high quality commercial print products for its customers on a national basis and became one of the largest commercial printers in the Northwest, producing a wide range of short run products from stationary and company manuals to financial prospectuses.
In 1999 the company took a major step forward by purchasing the first high capacity digital press in the Seattle area and began to offer print-on-demand services to its growing customer base. In the same year, RPI also made its pioneering entrée into the internet print market by launching www.iPads.com, offering personalized consumer print products incorporating consumer photos in a variety of product designs including, notepads, note cards and stickers.
2003 brought more opportunity to RPI as the growing consumer digital photo product market took off and RPI began to serve as a fulfillment partner for other firms entering the market who wished to focus their efforts on building their web presence and market share while utilizing RPI as their manufacturing partner. RPI's list of fulfillment partners has grown rapidly and RPI has discontinued its commercial printing business efforts to better focus on serving its B2C partners as this dynamic market continues to grow.