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Hobart, Indiana based Point Imaging recently received the Orion Energy Systems Environmental Stewardship Award by replacing 137 HID lights with HIF high intensity fluorescent lights by Orion Systems. The change reduced energy consumption by 59%.

Point Imaging has earned the Orion Energy Systems' Environmental Stewardship Award for its 59% reduction in energy consumption using Orion's HIF lighting platform.

Wide-format imaging company, Point Imaging (Hobart, IN) announces they have been chosen to receive a Progressive Manufacturing 100 Award for their implementation and use of Plexus, Point Imaging is the first print company in the country to do so.

There is a peculiar looking billboard in the Chicago area that is stirring curiosity and big business for a local company. See how one visual marketing company convinced their client that a giant qr code was just the trick they needed

There is a peculiar looking billboard in the Chicago area that is stirring curiosity and big business for a local company. See how one visual marketing company convinced their client that a giant qr code was just the trick they needed.

National visual marketing specialist, Point Imaging has been selected winner of a 2010 PIA web2 award. This is the second consecutive year that Point Imaging has won Best in Category for static websites for companies under $15 million per year.

Digital graphics provider Point imaging (Hobart, IN) has just been named a winner in the inaugural web2awards by the Print Industries of America. Point Imaging won best static website for companies under 10 million. See www.pointimaging.com

Chicagoland- based digital imaging company, Point Imaging, known as a leader in the print industry for sustainable practices, has recently acquired the new HP Scitex XP 5300, a 16.6' wide UV cured digital printer which does not emit harmful VOCs.

Printing company near Chicago (Hobart, IN) is often asked whether they borrowed Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" slogan. Company has been using the slogan since 2002. How do they feel about Barack Obama using their long-time slogan?