DenTrain Tablets and Printers for Your Company

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DenTrain is pleased to respond to your request for additional equipment to augment your earlier request. Tablets and printers are two critical tools in successfully achieving data visualization. Tablets mobilize your data and give your staff the ability to quickly present and modify your projects on the go. Choosing the right printer to finalize the representation of your data gives it that clean professional look that will set your firm apart from your competition. We can help you make the right decisions that ensure you can quickly and easily make use of your data.
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With the advent of the computerized office in the 1980s we were assured the paperless world was right around the corner. Over thirty years later we are facing more paper in the workplace than ever. According to the Association for Information and Image Management. (2013, p. 11), 65% of large organizations have made less than 5% of their internal daily business processes paper free. If paper is that critical to businesses in general, how critical is it to you in the publishing industry?
You have stated you have no interest bringing the final production in house due to the high quality, high speed, and low cost of your bulk printing partner. The key point here is that winning your customers business does not start with the final product. There is a large amount of correspondence that occurs before that final printing including proposals, presentations, and test print runs of customer projects. To remain competitive you must insure the first printout you give your customer looks as good as the final project.
To ensure high quality printing in an office environment avoid the common mistake of purchasing small office/home office grade printers. In...

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HP. (2013). HP Color LaserJet Enterprise CP4025dn Printer. Retrieved November 11, 2013 from: http://shopping1.hp.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/WW-USSMBPublicStore-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductDetail-Start?ProductUUID=08oQ7EN5gvoAAAEtx1RVIOHi&CatalogCategoryID=Z2MQ7EN6sscAAAEuoXM4ORG0
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