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OUR SUCCESS STORIES
At The Print Consulting Group, we are committed to delivering tailored, data-driven print optimization solutions that meet the unique needs of our clients. Our experience spans diverse industries and organizations, from government agencies to large corporations, all of whom benefit from our independent, unbiased assessments. While we keep our clients' identities confidential, these case studies highlight the transformative impact of our work—from reducing operational costs and enhancing print security to streamlining fleet management and improving data compliance.
Explore our case studies below to see how we’ve helped organizations optimize their print environments, protect sensitive information, and achieve measurable improvements in efficiency and cost savings.
CASE STUDIES
GOVERNMENT AGENCY
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
This government agency sought a comprehensive assessment of its printing costs, capacity, and fleet utilization. With no formal print policies or structured management approach, print operations were handled on a case-by-case basis. Our goal was to deliver a complete overview of the agency’s print environment and propose strategies for optimization.
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
This major transportation company sought a global assessment of its printing costs, capacity, and fleet utilization to identify opportunities for efficiency and cost savings. The initial scope focused on capturing a complete picture of print activities across multiple countries and ensuring all contract evaluations and device placements aligned with the company’s operational needs.
ENGINEERING COMPANY
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY COMPANY
ENGINEERING COMPANY
This large engineering firm sought a comprehensive print fleet assessment following a series of acquisitions across North America and Europe. The acquisitions had led to multiple, uncoordinated supplier contracts, resulting in inefficiencies and limited synergy. In response to operational changes brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, the company aimed to overhaul its print infrastructure globally, streamline supplier relationships, and improve overall print efficiency.