Ask The Experts – Service Level Agreement2023-02-13T09:03:33-05:00

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PCI Group discusses customer’s expectations and how it has impacted the service level agreements (SLAs) it has with customers.

What questions should customers ask when looking to outsource transactional print (part two)

In this second of a two-part conversation on Ask the Experts, PCI Group President and Owner Chris Kropac continued with recommendations for businesses. Choosing to outsource transactional print has many benefits. You can experience an increase in quality, accuracy, and efficiency when outsourcing. So, what else do you need to learn from them? “Accuracy is the most important component in [...]

What questions should customers ask when looking to outsource transactional print (part one)

When companies decide to outsource transactional print, they need to evaluate different vendors in the market. This assessment should include many questions relating to key things like processes, quality, accuracy, SLAs, etc. In this episode of Ask the Experts, PCI Group President and Owner Chris Kropac offered insights in part one of this discussion. “When choosing a transactional partner, you [...]

How has technology changed to meet 24 hr Same Day SLA?

The world of print and mail was once a slow process. A one-day turnaround wasn’t feasible or expected. In this fast-paced digital environment, technology is making 24-hour same-day SLAs (service level agreements) possible. Eric Weinbrenner, Print Manager for PCI Group, shared his experience after 40 years in the business and how advanced technology enables 24-hour production [...]

How do you manage the volume of work along with SLA deadlines?

Transactional direct mail requires high-volume work. For some, more work means they can’t meet SLAs (service level agreements). However, that’s not the case for PCI Group, as we use LEAN manufacturing standards. In this episode of Ask the Experts, Eric Weinbrenner, Print Manager, discussed LEAN and how the company keeps waste to a minimum and hits [...]