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    Distributed Print Management Services A better way to manage output[...]

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    Pursue one more area of optimization Do you know that distributed ofce output accounts for up to 20 percent of total printing costs, which can be as much as 1-3 percent of a company’s total revenue? 1 Make a quick calculation and you can see that savings in this area can be a boon to your operations budget. What savings can you expect through [...]

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    Reduce cost through right-sizing Print, copy, fax and scan devices may be scattered all over your company. Without a plan and ongoing management, devices tend to proliferate and pose a serious cost-control challenge, especially if you want to take advantage of electronic document delivery, automated workows, and digital archives. If your envi- r[...]

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    Achieve the right balance with managed output services DPMS combines expertise, processes, tools, and technology that together help you achieve the optimum output environment – one that balances pro- ductivity, cost and worker satisfaction. The output strategy we recommend will be aligned with your IT strategy. With alignment comes better use of [...]

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    Distributed Print Management Services At a Glance Base Offering n Initial and periodic consulting/optimization recommendations n Transition management n Hardware n Supplies and supplies management n Device monitoring and portal access n Maintenance n Standard monthly and custom reports n Services management n Asset management n Installation, moves,[...]

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    Plan the work, work the plan Best results generally follow an orderly process. The DPMS team can guide you through the transition to managed output services with a minimum of disruption. We engage you in four phases: assessment, de- sign, implementation, and management. A detailed project plan, which we develop collaboratively with you, enables us [...]

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    Proven processes and best practices can enable a smooth, successful transition to InfoPrint DPMS. Let’s work together to optimize your output environment with continuous right-sizing. The InfoPrint Distributed Print Management Services team can help you hold the line against rising costs. InfoPrint Solutions Company has been helping companies of [...]

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