Reward Management at Highmark
New facilities, technology and business models serve as extra insurance to keep Highmark's in-plant, and its parent company, in tip-top shape.
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By continuing to meet near-impossible standards, "we've become our own worst enemy, in a way," he laughs. CPS reps meet with Highmark's creative services and marketing personnel twice a day to discuss jobs.
No job is considered standard at CPS. "We don't turn anything away, from run lengths down to one up to half a million," Taranto says. "The most challenging are the variable-print jobs. People don't understand that there's a lot that needs to be done in the background. You have to presort, and follow a strict and standard order, especially if you're doing a 50,000 run."
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