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Take This Job and STUFF It!
A Practical Guide for Document Operations Managers
Whether you are an operations rookie or a seasoned veteran. there are always new
things to learn about the document industry. This book explains the ins and outs of the
document production and distribution business in a straight-forward, easily understood
manner. Included are dozens of tactical moves that managers can make immediately
to improve productivity, raise quality, and lower expenses - often at little or no cost!
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Instead of endorsing the
latest trends or specific
technologies, this book
provides time-tested
techniques the author has
personally used as a
programmer, as a
manager, and as a
consultant. Mike Porter
has helped many
organizations succeed,
and with this book will
help you too..
Mark Fallon, President &
CEO, The Berkshire
Company
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