Improve Your In-plant’s Performance and Results
Tom Hinton, keynote speaker at the upcoming IPMA conference, reveals how in-plants can use the “Five P’s” to go from good to great.
Product and service outcomes speak to your work quality and efficiency. How quickly can you turn a job around and save the day for your customers?
Process outcomes and workforce outcomes deal with your people and how you effectively utilize your people to get the job done. Could you be more efficient with different equipment or by providing additional services that position your operation as a “communications solution provider” and not simply an in-plant printing operation? Is it more economical for your organization to have a high performance in-plant than it is to shut it down and farm out its printing and communication needs?
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