The Competition Within
Why send jobs to the in-plant when a desktop printer or hallway copier can take care of them? That’s what many of your customers are thinking—and doing. It’s up to you to change their bad, wasteful habits. Here’s how some managers
Ronald D. Orehowsky, Vice President, Publishing
Support Services Div. Manager, LRP Publications, Horsham, Pa.
Partner with Supply Chain Professionals
The solution we all need to look to is partnering with your supply chain professionals within your organizations. They’re usually the first ones contacted regarding the acquisition of a new piece of equipment, and making them aware of the true benefits of the in-plant will go a long way to stemming the tide of MFPs invading and ravaging your print volumes from within.
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