Digital print that delivers a smile of satisfaction
WOW, what a 20 years it has been since we opened in 1995. The pace of change has been relentless both in the world of printing and in Milton Keynes. When we opened, we turned our photocopier showroom into a working copyshop and thus our digital print service was born. Our first customers would walk in with paper documents or files on floppy disks and we printed them on one of the first digital colour presses in Milton Keynes which operated at six pages per minute. We got our first e-mail address in 1995 for which we had to use a dial-up modem to connect. at the same time we were selling analogue black and white photocopiers (colour machines were too expensive). every so often the bulbs would blow leaving wonderful black copies. Digital copiers that connect to the network did not arrive until 1998 - the year of Google’s launch - when we developed our first website. since those early days, Milton
Keynes centre has expanded. New businesses have grown and flourished and we have grown with
them and we are now the only digital printing company based in the centre.
Multi-functional colour printers
appeared in the 2000s and businesses replaced mainframe computers with smaller servers. The internet developed and we installed devices and solved hardware problems thanks to the new knowledge base. Now we are in the ‘Cloud’. scanning documents has come of age in the last five years and cloud connectivity for your multi- functional document centre in your office is a must. remote, mobile working is normal, and on demand printing with very little lead time is expected, not requested.
Our business is all about people
who are passionate about what we do and how we can improve. Nothing beats the satisfaction of seeing a smile on a customer's face when we deliver their print job. We enjoy producing it too.
www.businessworldservices.co.uk 01908 696999
All you need is the right candidates
50 years ago, the way we worked in Milton Keynes looked very different. Initially we looked for designers, landscapers and construction staff. some 80,000 people answered the call, building 44,000 houses and planting 14 million trees and shrubs. Today we have a population of
around 256,000 and while we are still building houses and planting trees, the city is so much more diverse than that. situated between the education centres of Oxford and Cambridge and with excellent road and rail links, it appears that there is nothing Milton Keynes cannot achieve. Over the last 19 years since sheelagh ratcliffe founded Working solutions recruitment, we have seen huge changes in the roles we are advertising. Nowadays we are more likely to be looking for specialist engineers, graphic designers and social media gurus. Milton Keynes has already achieved so much, sending a
Lander to Mars in 2003, opening stadiummk in 2007, the distribution centres at Magna Park and no one
will ever forget our wonderful concrete cows. With so many prospects, it is not surprising that we have an unemployment rate 0.2% below the national average, making it even harder for employers to attract the right staff. That is where Working solutions recruitment comes into its own. We have worked with many local companies over the years, really getting to understand their businesses and continue to work to attract new talent to the area. you don’t need lots of candidates... you just need the right ones. We pre-interview all of our candidates to ensure that they have the skills you require and that they fit with your culture and share your company vision. Happy birthday Milton Keynes.
you have grown into a beautiful city.
www.wsrs.co.uk 01908 616184
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