PI 400 -- Commercial Printing - Cutting Down Times

"First, printers must work with brutal objectivity to carve costs out of their businesses," DeWese advises. "Many CEOs don't motivate workers to seek efficiencies and cost savings so, as a result, employees keep doing things the way they've always been done. The average printing company can easily carve 5 percent out of its costs, and many can cut even more. Cutting 5 percent out of the 'Cost of Goods Sold' has a bigger impact on the bottom line than a 10 percent price increase," he says.