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Two American Print Management white papers are available and provide detail about how and why the powerful print management program works and its game changing and bottom line benefits.

A Patented Procurement Method white paper is also available and reviews the patented methodology that can be applied to the competitive purchase of machined parts, construction services, temporary staffing, textiles, creative services and other specification-defined goods and services.

White Paper 1 - "How Organizations Can Realize Transparency, Control and Significant Cost Reduction" provides an in-depth review of the innovative and patented solution that is delivering hard-dollar savings within organizations representing a number of vertical markets. Learn how to streamline the print procurement process by improving controls, workflow, communication, documentation and reporting, while gaining 100% transparency and reducing the measured cost of your procured print by 25% to 50% (as compared to your own historical cost).

White Paper 2 - "Print Management Program Offers Compelling Return on Investment Without Up-front Investment or Risk" presents the pro forma model and return on investment (ROI) analysis associated with the powerful print management program. Learn how to gain a return on investment in the 270% to 282% range for a typical organization without risk, without investment and by paying only a small fraction of on-going earned returns.

White Paper 3 - "Methodology Cuts 25% to 50% from Procured Cost of Goods and Services" reviews the strengths of the e-LYNXX patent that makes it possible to reduce the procured costs of specification-defined goods and services in all industries by 25% to 50%. Learn how the patented method works, why it is an advancement in the procurement process, how it eliminates pricing precedent, how its adoption and usage can add several points of total revenue to your bottom line and how your competition may be gaining an edge through significantly lower costs of procured goods and services.
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