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Big things are happening in the medical sector. It's one year later and the Obama Administration continues to forge ahead with its controversial healthcare overhaul. Even at press time, opposition is about to come to a head with newly appointed Speaker of the House John Boehner planning to propose a vote to repeal the law known as ObamaCare. Whatever the outcome, change is inevitable in this fast-paced industry. But that's what makes it exciting—even in the print world.

Healthcare Reform is not only in the air, but it's been made into law in the United States.

Dayton, Ohio-based Wilmer announced the company has added a new Texas distribution center to its growing nationwide print servicing capabilities. The new facility, located in Mesquite, Texas, services the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Wilmer has distribution service centers in California, North Carolina, New Jersey and Ohio.

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It's not just famous for its inner harbor and crab cakes. It's not just the backdrop of HBO's now defunct The Wire. Many know it as "Charm City," but for the printing industry it's the site of PSDA's annual Print Solutions Conference and Expo from May 24 to 26 at the Baltimore Convention Center.

To put it simply, last year was rough for a lot of businesses in the printing industry. Operations halted, doors closed and layoffs were enforced. However, there were survivors. And a lucky few managed to break even, while some even made a buck or two.

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The economy got you down? How about your sales? Tune out the naysayers for just a minute and realize the plentiful solutions waiting to be had. Yes, the struggling economy has added a different competitive dynamic to the selling game, but everyone also knows that pessimism is the least productive—and least profitable—of attitudes.

At the end of every year, we expect retail merchants to slash prices. We don’t, however, expect employers to slash jobs in record-breaking numbers. Unfortunately, the recession has ushered in layoffs totaling 2.59 million—with even more expected to follow in the coming months. But, as the majority of industries reduced payrolls effective January 1, the healthcare market managed to escape such a fate, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

When was the last time someone offered you a sure bet on stock options? Wall Street has been a little tricky to figure out lately, but Dayton, Ohio-based Wilmer has a great idea for increasing sales and profits utilizing its stock, pre-positioned integrated card and label solutions. Integrated products incorporate a card or label directly onto the carrier portion of the document, allowing multiple functions from one form while eliminating multiple manufacturing processes, such as adhering piggyback labels and gluing cards to the document. In addition, the stock, pre-positioned integrated products save time and money by consolidating inventory, streamlining processes and saving space, as