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Buyers Laboratory Inc is a company which provides information on the imaging industry. It was founded in 1961 by the late Arthur Kallet, the co-founder and 20-year head of Consumers Union, the publisher of Consumer Reports magazine (BLI is not affiliated with Consumers Union). In February, 2004, BLI was acquired by publishing industry veterans Michael Danziger and Mark Lerch, the current Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer of BLI, respectively. In 2012, John Lawler, a 25-year information industry veteran, joined BLI as Chief Executive Officer. Messrs. Danziger and Lerch remain as active advisors and members of the BLI Board of Directors. Source
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Search ArticlesKeypoint Intelligence Launches New Study on the Future of Print Management Solutions
Fairfield, NJ, June 23, 2026 — Keypoint Intelligence has announced a new proprietary research study, IT Purchasers' View of the Changing Print Management Market, designed to provide software vendors, OEMs, and solution providers with independent insight into the changing requirements and priorities of enterprise IT buyers. As organizations modernize their print environments, many are reevaluating how print management software fits into their overall IT strategy.
Rising Print Cost Pressures: What They Mean for You
Introduction Higher costs are plaguing industries of all types, and the printing environment is no exception. Energy consumption, labor pressures, inflation, logistics disruptions, and postal costs are converging on the printing industry and causing higher prices. Rising costs are nothing new; what’s different today is their persistence and the increasing overlap of the many pressures that the print industry is facing.
10 Things PSPs Should Consider Before Adopting Robotics: What You Need to Know to Begin the Journey
Most print service providers (PSPs) don’t start looking at robotics because they’re fascinated by automation. They start because production friction keeps getting harder to manage: Bottlenecks disrupt workflow, manual handling slows throughput, and experienced labor is increasingly difficult to replace. Over time, those inefficiencies result in lost productivity, rising costs, and operational instability. That’s when robotics should enter the conversation.
Two-Minute Drill: Keypoint Intelligence Poised for Long-Term Stability and Accelerated Growth Through TSS Acquisition
The unspoken reality when it comes to private equity (PE) firms is that the investment generally is a finite proposition. PE portfolios are generally short-term rentals, so to speak, for those companies acquired by investment specialists. Invariably, the PE investor will cash out its chips and move on to the next opportunity somewhere in the five-year range.
How AI Is Transforming Print and Document Workflows Across the Workplace
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer on the horizon—it’s embedded in our daily work. Across industries and company sizes, it’s changing how information is captured, processed, shared and secured. Whether it’s a financial firm reconciling monthly statements, a hospital managing patient intake forms or a law office sorting through case files, AI is helping organizations reimagine their document and print workflows.
Keypoint Intelligence Analysts to Speak at FESPA Global Print Expo 2026
Fairfield, NJ, May 12, 2026 — Keypoint Intelligence will present expert insights at the FESPA Global Print Expo and the co-located Corrugated Conference (May 19–22, 2026), with Principal Analysts Mark Boyt and a Mascara leading sessions on the technologies reshaping print production. Mark Boyt, Principal Analyst for Production Workflow Services at Keypoint Intelligence, will participate in two sessions at the FESPA Conference (Hall 3-B45).
From Hesitatio to Acceleration: The Diffusion of Robotics in Print
April 21 we hosted a webinar focused on Predictions of AI and Robotics for Print. You can check out the replay here. The webinar featured Mark Boyt of Keypoint Intelligence and Grant Copson of Cyan Tec. Both panelists offered excellent insights both in terms of market adoption for commercial printing in Mark’s case and Grant showcased Cyan Tec’s impressive innovation of real life applications of cutting edge robotics in use for industrial inkjet applications.
The US software company Keypoint Intelligence has joined Total Specific Solutions
Fairfield, NJ – May 6, 2026 – Total Specific Solutions (“TSS”) has acquired Keypoint Intelligence, a leading US-based provider of data, market intelligence, and analytical software for the global digital imaging industry. With the acquisition of this insight-driven company, TSS further strengthens its market position in North America following the acquisition of GeoSoftware.
3 Ways to Make Smarter Robotics Decisions on the Production Floor
Mark Boyt, Principal Analyst of Production Workflow Software at Keypoint Intelligence explains that robotics is no longer just for large-scale manufacturing; it is essential for modern production floors. By addressing bottlenecks, stabilising labour-intensive tasks, and improving throughput, robotics ensures a consistent workflow. Success depends on strategic investment and integrating automation to unify systems rather than simply increasing machine speed.
Technologies Changing Apparel Printing
Johnny Shell at Keypoint Intelligence, outlines the advances in pigment printing, automated garment production, direct-to-film (DTF) workflows and AI design tools transforming apparel manufacturing The pace of production is changing. Throughout its history, the manufacturing of apparel followed a familiar cycle. Designs were finalised months ahead of a season and production happened in large overseas runs. Finished goods moved slowly through global distribution networks.