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May 1
2013
2013
RPI Acquires DPI
by Rick Bellamy
RPI is pleased to announce that the company has entered into a definitive agreement with DPI Inc. to acquire the assets of the Atlanta-area based company, as announced in a media release today. The union of DPI and RPI not only is a win-win for both companies, but also for our partners and clients.
DPI Clients – More Services
DPI clients can now take advantage of increased scales, enhanced design, Continue Reading ...
Apr 27
2013
2013
Manufacturing Innovator of the Year – RPI Wins 2013 Award
by Trend Bureau
Seattle Business magazine today announced that it has named RPI the Manufacturing Innovator of the Year in the Washington Manufacturing Awards.
The award honors manufacturing companies for outstanding and innovative practices. To be considered for one of the various category awards, companies submit to be judged by a panel of independent experts representing manufacturing and financial industries Continue Reading ...
Apr 25
2013
2013
Global Brands and the Future of Photo
by Rick Bellamy
Across the globe there is a new conversation about the photo memories industry. The industry giants and start-ups alike are carefully examining the landscape. And they should, because where there is change there is opportunity. And, the first ones to identify the opportunity and adapt their path within the changing landscape will come away the winners.
While speaking at the photokina Business Continue Reading ...
Mar 18
2013
2013
Trendy Award Finalists – Vote for RPI Furnouncements
by Trend Bureau
The votes are in at Stationery Trends and a design from RPI is among the finalists in the annual contest for the “The Trendy Award,” as announced today. The Trendy Award is given to recognize the latest in style trends and the best in the industry in greeting cards, gifts and all things stationery. Round one voting determined category finalists for six awards to be given one each in the Continue Reading ...
Mar 8
2013
2013
There’s no denying the influence and reach of our digital tools and toys. In a 2012 survey conducted by Qualcomm, 66 percent of respondents said that, given the choice between taking their wireless mobile device or lunch to work, they’d opt for their device. IBM determined that our digital activities generate some 2.5 quintillion – yes, with a “q” – bytes of data each day, and that some Continue Reading ...