CASE STUDY

Masonry Contractor Case Study

The Results Are Undeniable

Device cost reduction of
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Reduction in service costs of
0 %
Paper offsetting
0 %
ABOUT the client

Our client stands as one of the United Kingdom’s oldest and most esteemed restoration companies, with a rich history spanning over 150 years. Situated in London, this medium-sized enterprise boasts a workforce of approximately 250 employees, dispersed across the United Kingdom.

Pain points to fix:

The Challange

Why they engaged with us

As a pioneering force in Managed Print Services within the UK, we were distinctively positioned to confront these challenges. Our comprehensive product portfolio, coupled with our innovative methodology, set us apart. Our unwavering commitment to introducing environmentally sustainable product alternatives distinguished us from the competition. By prioritising seamless customer experiences, embracing a consultancy-first approach, and pioneering new service offerings, we were primed to craft a tailored solution that aligned precisely with the customer’s challenges and objectives.

The Solution

We embarked on this journey by conducting meticulous research and a detailed analysis of their printing data. Gaining insight into the current landscape, user requirements, and future print volume goals was pivotal. Additionally, we scrutinised existing contracts to unearth any concealed charges or clauses that could lead to substantial settlements. Our conversations also centred around their environmental footprint, exploring potential remedies to mitigate both carbon and biomass impacts.

Part of our solution:

The Project Timeline

Stage 1

(1 Month)

Fleet review

Stage 2

(1 Month)

Initial discussions and first proposal sent to client.

Stage 3

(2 Weeks)

Follow up conversations with regards to environment carbon offsetting and a revised proposal.

Stage 4

(1 Week)

2 x references sent over, to the client, in support of our services.

Stage 5

(3 Months)

Board meeting for configuration, logistics and decision.

Stage 6

(3 Week)

Delivery and installation of new devices.

The Results