Your Trusted Advisors in Document Systems

The CNC Difference:  Value Defined 

Our Value to You, defined as: 

• Best Products; 
• Best Price; and
• Best and Most Flexible Local Service 
• together with our Satisfaction Guarantee give you, our Customer, the Best Peace of Mind.  

We strive to provide innovative solutions based on your particular market space. We look for new ways of using emerging technologies to keep you on the cutting edge and one step ahead of your competition. It is our responsibility to understand how others in your industry are leveraging new technology to make their businesses more competitive, and it is our goal to show you how you can “work even smarter”.   

What is a Document?

A document is defined as "anything serving as a representation of a person's thinking or information by means of symbolic marks".  Documents range from computer word processing files, email, hard copy or paper records, product brochures, internal memos, faxes, company policy booklets, to any means of storing information. 

Why Are Documents Important To Your Business?

Your business runs on information. Critical documents to any business might be customer lists, price lists, internal communications, product manuals, and accounts receivable data!  Information is the life blood of any business, and documents are the storage and transportation bins for this information. 

The natural cost linked to creating, printing, storing, accessing and otherwise managing the information that your business runs on (the documents) must be paid for by your business each month -  impacting your bottom line profits by increasing your overhead (or cost of doing business). 

How Do Documents Cost Your Business?  

As the picture below illustrates, visible / hard costs are just the tip of the iceberg!  

VISIBLE / HARD COSTS Hardware / technology purchases Consumables (toner / supplies purchases) Equipment lease payments Maintenance (service / repairs)
HIDDEN / SOFT COSTS Lost potential of investment capital Reduced knowledge worker productivity Wastage of materials Network downtime Unprofessional impression on customers Loss of records Loss of real estate (records storage space decreasing usable space for core functions of business) Reduced market share by failing to leverage new technology while competition is doing so.

CNC's Consultants in Communications, "trusted advisors" in the harmonization of Digital and Paper Document Systems.