A Virginia Turnaround Tale
Fresh ideas and an infusion of new energy have helped Virginia Tech Printing Services decrease turnaround times, improve customer satisfaction and strengthen its financial situation.
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"If you build it they will come," Chambers contends. "So our short-run color volume on specialty papers has increased drastically. And now we are considering adding an [Konica Minolta] 8000 to our portfolio."
Virginia Tech's copier management program, which Chambers also oversees, consists of an impressive 726 Konica Minolta machines. The in-plant also has an Intoprint Technology DP100GA envelope printer, which it uses to print not only envelopes but business cards and short-run color postcards.
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