The future of business is paperless. More and more businesses are doing away with traditional, paper-heavy processes to shift to a digital way of doing things. Understandably, it can be hard for legacy businesses to [...]
If you are a business owner and you’ve researched signs for advertising, you’ve likely seen the phrase, “aesthetically pleasing”. This still just means an advertising sign should look good. Remember, signs need to be seen [...]
Instead of costly investments in printing hardware and maintenance, save money and time. Joseph Merritt & Company can meet your high volume printing and copying demands. On demand printing and copy services enable you to [...]
Joseph Merritt & Company (JMCO) has announced the acquisition of Northeast Printing Network (NEPN), effective March 1, 2020. The acquisition will allow JMCO and NEPN to utilize their collective services across various media channels including [...]
What is variable data printing? And how can it serve customers and help businesses grow? Variable data printing is a valuable form of digital printing, including on-demand printing. The data helps businesses and companies cut [...]
Merritt Graphics, the Big Color Division of Joseph Merritt Company, assured its place as an industry leader in large-format printing when it added the SCREEN Truepress Jet W3200UV HS to its stable of equipment. “We decided [...]
Merritt Graphics Big Color Division increases offerings with a new, 5-meter-wide MATAN hybrid printer. Technology continues to revolutionize the printing industry. It seems every day there is a newer, bigger, better, or faster printer, workflow management system, [...]
By Matt Pilon, HBJ You've probably seen Joseph Merritt & Co.'s work, but you might not know it. Anyone visiting the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., over the past year would have seen a massive [...]
Last week was no ordinary week for Joseph Merritt Co. March 5, 2013, marked the 105th birthday for this graphics and imaging company. Anyone familiar with the printing industry knows this is no small accomplishment. [...]
Seven years after a chunk of marble fell to the ground and smashed on the stairs to its main entrance, the United States Supreme Court is under full renovations. The 77-year-old building made from white [...]
