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The $3.2 million operation's core business—course packs, stationery, business cards and flyers—could easily be sent to outside shops, since the university does not mandate the use of the in-plant.
"It was very easy for people to go off campus," admits Newell Fogelberg, director of Printing and Copying Services. To stem the off-campus flow, the in-plant came up with a homegrown online ordering and file submission system called e-print. Though the system enabled clients to send attachments and order online, it was still very limited.
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