Paragon Customer Communications (PCC) has made a strategic investment in inkjet technology from RISO to reduce its overheads and increase its overall productivity.
CC is now well positioned for growing its market share in Ireland. Its existing RISO printers, although reliable, were coming to the end of their working life and so PCC needed a replacement that could maintain productivity and speed, and keep costs down. Already familiar with RISO and its capabilities, PCC looked into the potential of the new twin-engined RISO Valezus T2100 devices. Confident they could perform at the high levels needed, PCC invested in two and immediately put them to work.
Enda Casey, MD Paragon Customer Communications Dublin, comments: “Like many organisations, we are assessing our business in terms of environment and sustainability. Here’s where, for us, the RISOs score highly too – the unique technology means there’s no heat in the printing process, so no harmful emissions. In every procurement process, an organisation’s eco-credentials will feature, it’s something we are very focussed on. The small footprint of the device is remarkable, given the speed and productivity. We truly value the fact that the RISOs are reliable, with ‘good uptime. We know they’re reliable and when you have very tight SLAs, this is critical.
“RISOs provide quality that is perfectly sufficient for business-type communications, and we get the productivity, and the running costs benefits around that too. What’s more, with hi-powered AlphaStream pro multi-flow controllers specially developed for the ComColor GD and Valezus series easily able to handle IPDS, PDF, PS and AFP, workflow is seamless – particularly useful as PCC has two streams of data that are pushed through devices. When you look at productivity, total cost of ownership, and business colour, the RISO fits very well.”
