Tagged With "Imagination"

Ray, as usual it's clear, solid and straightforward!

Time will tell. Interesting Thanks for your views Enjoy

Looking forward meeting you at ITEX!

Thanks Larry, the times we are in are definitely changing. it is a new era that's for sure

Yes. Account base very helpful.

I as well, Martin

Can't miss because our booths (9 & 112) are back to back..

Kindly keep me posted with your thoughts.

When we think about innovation we don’t start this thinking process in understanding how something can be better we focus on why something should be better. The why it’s needed - is our driving force. So if this is true why is it that so many organization get stuck in the how? I believe it’s because the easiest way to procrastinate moving forward is by bogging down your drive with the madness of needing absolutes. “When you stop looking for absolutes, is when you discover the excitement of...

The past already happened it is defined and remembered. The future is a work in progress; the future is always an unfinished painting or a never-ending movie. As one who is always exploring what could be from what temporarily is I understand the importance and the role of imagination.Regardless of your industry, as you migrate from the way it was, to the way it will be; it’s important to remember that industries change because their customers did. Today we must imagine with our customers as...

Does anyone else see the dysfunction in the Imaging Channel’s SMB’s MPS, (Managed Print Services) deliverable? MPS is at least 20 years old. Here’s the reality, MPS was an enterprise deliverable, and its complexities were never accepted in the SMB space and continuing to peruse this like it's 1995 is a waste of time and money. It's time to face the realities of print equipment and their services to SMB customers. Most of the SMB market understands that printers their supplies and their...

Don’t know what you are talking about Im welsh me.

Taking some time off, I need to recharge and get my head straight for the final six months of 2022. I find that the first week of the first quarter is best. Imagine that, every year this coincides with the 4th of July! -=Good Selling=-

enjoy!

Enjoy your time off Art!