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Louis Ferrel’s ability to adapt and his talent for technology have kept his career on track.
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Within eight months of his arrival, Ferrel replaced Metro's analog duplicators with "real DocuTechs." He then digitized forms so that staff could pull them electronically and print on demand, saving $80,000 a year. Then, he brought bus schedule production in-house.
"The first year, we achieved ROI for a new folder purchase, and after that, we began saving $300,000 to $400,000 annually," he calculates. "And, instead of ordering a 30,000 run, we're printing 5,000 at a time, so we don't have to throw anything away."
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