MPS Conference 2010 Scheduled for May

By Ken Stewart on November 21, 2009

The second North American MPS Conference is scheduled for May 3rd – 5th, 2010. The focus of this conference is to be on advanced MPS issues such as:

Managing RFPs
MPS – Financial models for MPS providers
Moving customers to stage 3, how to know when you are ready. How to identify the right customers for stage 3 engagements.

Additionally, just like in Europe, there will be a pre-conference seminar aimed at participants with less background and knowledge in the world of managed print.

Pre-conference sessions will be offered for both end users and channel partners. These sessions will concentrate on providing a solid foundation of the subject and offering practical strategies when selecting an appropriate MPS partner or provider for first-time MPS engagements.

Last year was good, the European conference better, this May should be stellar.

Register here, and see you there!

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People-focused, business-minded, technology-savvy leader who likes to ask: "Why?"

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