Often
when we first start working with businesses and organizations, we commonly find
that having a total understanding of all the costs they are spending on
managing their print environment is a complete mystery. As a result, it becomes
difficult to identify, contain, and control an expense that is usually 3-5% of
an organizations total annual budget.
I’d
like to share a couple of ideas with you based on our experiences of
successfully matching businesses to the different Managed Print Services
options we have. These would be within our portfolio of the industry’s leading
print management programs. I’d also like to see if it makes sense for us to have
a conversation around your organization’s goals and objectives. In that
conversation, I think you will find several interesting subjects around how
some of the below benefits of a MPS Program can help achieve these future goals
and objectives.
Real
world reasons to consider implementing a Managed Print Services program for
your business:
·
Reduce service costs by
avoiding high costs of per-call service
·
Standardize printer devices,
drivers, and cartridges
·
Consolidate vendors and contracts
·
Simplify business processes
around procurement and accounts payable
·
Allow proactive management
of predictable printing budgets
·
Optimize printer performance
and extend life=ROI
·
Take a “Greener”
eco-friendly approach to printing with reduced electrical bills
·
Improve print fleet
efficiency by directing print jobs to more cost effective devices
·
Free up money tied up in
supply inventory with “just-in-time” toner replenishment
·
Eliminate calls to your Help
Desk and allow IT to focus on core initiatives
·
Free up
capital for core investments and improve cash flow
The
last point in red is a one of the biggest reasons I find myself working with
other businesses and organizations. Once we are able to gain an understanding
of where all the costs really are, we are typically finding up to a 30% cost
savings in a properly managed print environment. By being able to recoup some
of the dollars being spent within their organizations, they are able to invest
those savings in areas of their business tied directly to achieving their goals
and objectives.
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