Consolidation Pays Big Dividends for Fidelity
Consolidating four printing operations into one has already saved $1 million in costs for Fidelity Investments’ Document Printing Services. An influx of new equipment and software enhancements promises to further boost efficiency and effectiveness.
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DPS does not have the right of first refusal, nor does it accept outside work. By the same token, there has never been an attempt to privatize Fidelity’s print needs. The in-plant captures a sizeable portion of the work that can be done in-house simply due to DPS’s ability to provide the utmost in cost savings and a high degree of confidentiality. Those attributes simply cannot be afforded by a third-party commercial concern, he says.
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