Enterprise Print Management System Selected by the Flesh Company
May 19, 2014
EPMS, a developer of print MIS (management information system) has announced that The Flesh Company, of St. Louis, MO and Parsons, KS has selected EPMS’ Enterprise to replace its existing MIS. The Flesh Company, a 100-year-old family owned and operated business is a trade printing companies in the United States, servicing distributors, commercial/quick printers, in-plants, direct mail companies and promotional product resellers. The company specializes in custom business forms, integrated form solutions, document security, labels and promotional printing. Enterprise Print Management Solutions, an MIS Solutions company, provides effective solutions to problems that printing companies of all sizes and types face in their daily businesses. 
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