Printing Company Named Business of the Year

February 2, 2006

The Tampa Bay Business Journal named large format printer OAI Inc. manufacturing business of the year. The company can design and print any graphic onto any material for displays, billboards, vehicle wraps, and more.
Posted 02.02.06

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Find out about the latest high-tech invites, photo booth services, and more.

Engaging Invites recently launched a new product that incorporates a virtual-reality touchscreen into an invitation or brochure. It allows the recipient to interact with the embedded video with the touch of a finger, such as navigating around a venue’s floor plan. Pricing for the custom-made items varies depending on quantity and design needs.

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A 2018 CEIR study reveals that baby boomers, Gen Xers, and millennials all highly value B-to-B exhibitions—but what they value differs by generation.

The report found that boomers are the most active in tracking activities at B-to-B exhibitions. Gen Xers and millennials are more likely to take photos of products that interest them.

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Give your event a sophisticated, professional look with customized materials you can create yourself.

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ESPN acknowledged women in sports via its award show and magazine content while maintaining the glossy look and feel of its staple satellite events.

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