People say that the era of paper is almost over with the world quickly moving to a purely digital form of information storage and communication. However, to me this can’t be further from the truth Next to me sits my pad I use to doodle in during bouts of writing.In addition, I have my planner, an indespensable piece of kit that stores my life broken down daily. Unopened letters lay waiting on the kitchen benchtop, and to my immediate left is a half an apple lays on a few sheets of tissue. The bookshelve is chock full of novels and manuals, all made of yellowing paper.

If you ask me, paper’s not going anywhere. And while the need for paper continues to exist—and even grow, according to some—there will also be a need for those who are skilled in putting ink on paper. Modern printing can be seen as a fine art; if you’ve ever seen photocopy from the 1980s, you will appreciate just how much printing has progressed, and the industry is changing at a phenominal pace.

Printing companies are a dime a dozen, high-quality ones, however, are much harder to find. With the rise of globalisation and tighter margins, many printing companies have moved toward outsourcing, to be able to compete on price with competition. However, although cost-cutting from outsourcing raises profit margins, many printing companies fail to pass those savings on to customers. Printroom has gone the opposite direction, fighting the tide of outsourcing and choosing to keep their work in-house.

Printroom employs cutting-edge printing equipment that ensures top notch products. And since all of their equipment has been paid off, they boast an unusually low overhead, which in turn leads to a huge savings for their customers. This affordability, in addition to skilled professionals and a reputation for reliability makes Printroom the leading printing company in Australia. Any job, large or small, can be trusted to this company that takes pride in environmentally friendly practices and excellent customer service.