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In today’s digital world, information that is on paper is not user-friendly. Large volumes of paper take up valuable space, are expensive to maintain, can be mishandled, and eventually be misplaced and get damaged due to water or fire-related accidents. Keeping these things in mind, a lot of organizations are digitizing their documents to reduce costs, improve security and make their businesses more environmentally-friendly. 

In a webcast presented by ARC and the CMAA, Nick Miller, ARC’s National Director of Professional Services and Customer Success, presented a polling question to the audience:

Data is gold in business, but like gold, it’s a lot of work to dig it up. If you can’t recover your costs, it’s wasted effort.

From small, regional companies to international powerhouses, ARC’s customers are reaping the benefits of having their own Digital Storefront (DSF).

General Contractors & Their Outsource of Document Control

The idea that remote-controlled flying machines buzzing overhead can make a construction site safer might seem counterintuitive.

In every organization, many documents get printed multiple times. Sometimes it’s on a regular schedule. At other times, it’s an all-out last-minute fire drill. Documents can range from contracts, promotional graphics, decals, posters, merchandising displays, and even more complicated projects involving finishing, binding and assembly.

With over 530 worldwide locations and more than 100,000 employees; CBRE is undoubtedly a market leader in the delivery of multi scale real estate services, which is precisely why we were absolutely delighted to be approached, during the evolving Coronavirus Pandemic, to submit a proposal for the surveyance, production and installation of ‘Covid’ related office graphics.

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