Expanding Innovation: Heeter Grows Its Business by 25% by Embracing Digital and Personalization

Heeter, a full-service provider of secure print, direct mail, and fulfillment solutions, today announced the formal opening of its next-generation Digital Print Center, a $4M investment that signifies the impact its growing digital print operation is delivering for its customer base.

Serving industries such as healthcare, insurance, gaming, retail, pharmaceutical and education, Heeter has successfully transferred 60% of its operations to digital over the past 5 years. This has resulted in:
*A 65% increase in capacity
*35% reduction in turnaround times
*25% more energy efficient
*Over 80 new customers in the last 4 years

These results are the outcome of an evolving workforce and industry that is embracing digital as the path forward to sustained and continual growth. Heeter anticipated this shift years earlier and made significant investments in not just technology, but people as well.
more at: https://www.heeter.com/embracing-digital/

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