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XEROX Case Study: FG Wilson

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document management

Overview Originally, FG Wilson outsourced its printing to specialists and manually collated offset printed material from its various suppliers to make up the manual pack. In total, FG Wilson had 10 staff fulfilling the manuals and anything up to 17 different suppliers involved in the process of production. This process involved significant management time and resource whilst creating unacceptable levels of wastage through obsolete stock. Xerox was one of several document management service providers that FG Wilson approached to help resolve the situation, but was the only one to come up with a solution that enabled the company to retain control of the printing facility in-house. It was also the most cost-effective and flexible.

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Publisher	Xerox	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2004
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Document Management, Business Management

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