On Tuesday, October 5, 2021, Publishers Weekly and Westchester Publishing Services co-hosted the webinar, Publishing Industry Supply Chain Challenges and Opportunities. A panel of publishing industry thought leaders had a wide-ranging discussion that was moderated by Jim Milliot, Editorial Director of Publishers Weekly, about how the challenges with the supply chains including sourcing materials, printing content, shipping challenges, delivery delays, and more are having impacts on getting the books readers want when they want them. They also outlined several of the effective strategies they have implemented within their own businesses to help mitigate some of these problems.
Scroll down below the image of the panelists to see the webinar resources, including the recording, summary article featured in Publishers Weekly’s Daily newsletter on Thursday, October 7, and other topical content.
Contact us to learn how Westchester’s editorial, production, and digital conversion services can help you save time by effectively streamlining workflow processes and converting your valuable backlist content into formats readers are looking for today.
The panelists for the Publishing Industry Supply Chain Challenges and Opportunities webinar were:
&nsbp;
Watch the webinar:
Below is information that was discussed during the webinar and related article content:
Publishers Weekly: Webinar recap in Publishers Weekly Daily, October 7, 2021
Bloomberg News article featuring Tyrrell Mahoney: Book Industry Thrown Into Chaos Over Supply Chain Delays, October 7, 2021
Vox article featuring Matt Baehr: The Great Book Shortage of 2021 Explained, October 6, 2021
Modern Retail: The Publishing Industry is Bracing for a Volatile end of the Year, September 15, 2021
Westchester Publishing Services works with more than 300 publishers worldwide to resolve their workflow challenges, from receipt of manuscripts through final electronic files that can be delivered to your printer of choice. Read these case studies about how our solutions have benefitted publishers, and contact us to discuss how we can help you.