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New York, NY - April 18, 2005 -- NewLine Management,
a leader in Technology Enabled Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)
for Print Management and Noosh, a leader in Print Management software
solutions announced today the merger of the two companies that have
been partners for nearly three years and, together with their customers,
jointly manage more than $150MM of print annually.
The combined company will utilize its print management technology
enabled business process outsourcing services and software solutions
to enable companies to leverage outsourced or internally managed
print procurement strategies to achieve significant savings and
gain complete visibility and control of expenditures.
The combined company's Print Management Solutions include:
- NewlineNoosh - Technology
Enabled Print Management Outsourcing Services
Leverages technology for print production and procurement outsourcing
to effectively target and deliver verifiable print-related savings
throughout the entire print supply chain.
- Print Procurement Solution
Allows customers to internally manage all aspects of enterprise
print projects – from concept to completion – in one
place and leverage the most effective purchasing strategy including
RFEs, contracts, or rate cards.
- Direct Mail Solution
Streamlines version, cell and specification management, track
schedules and manages services procurement to allow for the timely
delivery of more targeted direct mail.
- Government Print Management
Solution
Automatically reconciles GPO IPAC (Intra-governmental Payment
and Collection system) files with GPO 2511 and SF-1 forms.
"As a technology enabled outsourcer, NewLine uniquely delivers
print management outsourcing services that meet the accountability,
visibility and corporate compliance demands of today's professional
sourcing and procurement departments." said Peter Faucetta
Jr., President of NewLine Management. "From the start we recognized
the strategic-role that Noosh's proven suite of print management
applications played in our success in a rapidly developing market
– the merger of Noosh's enabling technology and NewLine's
outsourcing services was inevitable," added Peter Faucetta
Sr., Chairman of NewLine Management.
"Noosh's robust, software solutions for print management, enable
companies to boost visibility throughout their entire print supply
chain, increase productivity, and reduce costs by 20 percent or
more for print and direct mail projects." said Mike Gardner,
CEO of Noosh, Inc. "Many companies lack the requisite print domain
expertise to effectively manage print production and procurement.
For these companies, NewLine's Noosh powered outsourcing services
provide the convenience and cost-effectiveness of outsourcing with
the financial control and accountability of internally managed procurement."
For more information, please visit the Noosh web site at: http://www.noosh.com
About Noosh
Noosh delivers Technology Enabled Outsourced and software-as-a-service
Print Management Solutions that allow companies to leverage outsourced
or internally managed print procurement strategies to achieve significant
cost reductions and gain complete visibility and control of print
expenditures. Over 6,000 individuals representing nearly 700 different
organizations use Noosh Print Management solutions to manage more
than $150MM of print annually. Noosh customers include Genworth
Financial, Honeywell Consumer Products Group, Star Tribune Company
and many other leading enterprises. For more information, please
visit www.noosh.com.
About NewLine Management, LLC.
NewLine Management, LLC., based in New York, New York, is a rapidly
growing resource of innovative solutions for the sourcing and management
of products and materials used in marketing communications. The
company's innovative solutions include proprietary web-based software
applications, project management, and onsite personnel for augmentation,
training and implementation.
Noosh is the trademark and service mark, respectively,
of Noosh, Inc. Other trademarks appearing in this release are the
property of their holders.
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