Web-to-Print and e-commerce with Rene de Heij
Running or thinking about a 24/7 B2B/B2C print business? Reduce the risk and improve your workflow efficiency.
| Web-to-print, e-commerce and even automation, have been a natural evolution in the printing industry. Online services, process streamlining and control help your business grow faster and with better management control – a 24/7 open door to the market, be it B2B or B2C. Would you be able to work today without these tools or a plan already in progress? Reduce the risk of errors and improve your workflow efficiency. We need to see this as a journey that gives us the chance to continue to build our business online and move beyond old paradigms to new futures. |
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