The facility allows customers to conduct a wide range of functions over the internet, from checking stock levels to requesting quotations, remotely checking pdf proofs or placing orders.
Capital Prints operations manager Richard Graham (pictured) said: It is probably a common mistake when installing an MIS to simply carry out existing manual functions electronically, without taking the opportunity to step back and completely revisit the way tasks are carried out. It is the essence of using MIS successfully.
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