Directory of Technology states measures can save as much as $84,000.
Internet Ink has reported on a proposal made to the Baldwin-Whitehall School District, in
Pittsburgh, to enter into an MPS agreement with ComDoc, a local imaging solutions provider.
Tim Winner, the Directory of Technology, has given a speech to the school board, remarking that measures could save $84,000 (€63,987) annually on printing costs and supplies. The arrangement with ComDoc is also expected to yield equipment better able to meet volume needs. Further additions include a mono printer/ copier and equipment to enable high-resolution image scanning.
The district’s current printing/copying costs estimated at approximately $376,200 (€286,530) per year.
Winner expects the arrangement to save up to $7,000 (€5,332) in monthly printing costs, with plans to readdress the board in January 2012. The board is expected to reach a decision shortly after. If successful, the partnership is due to start on 1 April 2012.