 Have
you ever wondered about the difference between the price
you pay for your documents and the true cost associated
with each document? Reports say the cost of forms can
be 60 times the price.
To illustrate the savings opportunities, think about
the difference between a golf ball and a beach ball.
The golf ball represents the purchase price of business
documents. It’s small and hard, and it’s
difficult to squeeze out any additional savings. The
beach ball represents the true cost associated with
documents. The beach ball is much larger, and it’s
soft, making it an easier target from which to squeeze
(reduce) out more of these various costs.
Some of the costs associated with documents include:
design, completion, routing, storage, and filing; procurement,
accounting and insurance; storage, shipping and handling;
archiving, obsolescence and destruction.
Now that you know the difference between cost and price
of documents, you can save your business money by reducing
costs through Corporate Express. For more information,
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