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Published:  01 September, 2020

RENOVOTEC, a fast growing UK rugged hardware, software and services provider for supply chain companies has announced it is expanding to meet escalating demand for its ‘Renovotec Managed Print’ service by opening a 50% larger service centre in Wellingborough, Northants. Renovotec Managed Print is the only service of its kind in the supply chain manufacturing and logistics industries says Renovotec.

Renovotec industry user feedback shows that trends in today’s covid-19 marketplace are driving company demand for an increase in the size and flexibility of their printer fleets - including the need for social distancing, requiring more packing benches; the need for more frequent cleaning; and the rapid expansion of e-commerce. The same feedback reveals that there is strong company pressure to drive down the cost of printer ownership.

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