Successful outsourcing requires an intimate, focused arrangement service levels. It is an activity built on trust, which involves a shared responsibility for attainment of agreed business objectives. The key rationale for outsourcing is that it allows an enterprise to subcontract non-core activities so that it can focus on its own central business activities. For this reason, organizations are seeing outsourcing as an essential part of their business strategy. They realize that it can get them access to superior facilities while enabling them to take advantage of cost-savings in the outsourced functions.
Printing is a pervasive communication tool in every business.
The scope of printing needs in businesses of all sizes is extensive and often mission-critical. In the past few years there have been many technology breakthroughs in the printing industry, which have opened up a vast array of printing options not previously available. The increasing use of digital printing techniques in the traditional offset and volume copying arena, combined with the rapid increase in performance and features in distributed network printers makes it very hard for non-specialist organizations to keep up. This is particularly a problem for CIO s who are confronting a whole new dimension of requirements to integrate and support new facilities without disrupting existing network infrastructure and database design or without having to backtrack to change current enterprise applications. These problems are really the tip of the iceberg.