Category Archives: Document Management

The past several years have been extremely challenging for small businesses throughout the world, and many companies have been forced to run their operations with skeleton crews just to keep their doors open. It’s always been crucial to know how to do more with less, and your business’ survival throughout the lean years depends on your ability to think outside the box. Fortunately, many companies have discovered their employees can be just as productive working from home, and they can now employ remote workers from around the world to address critical personnel shortages!

High-quality printed documents and leave-behind sales collateral are a great way to increase your brand identity and the perceived value of your products and services. Whether you sell products on your website or you’re making cold calls, you have a limited amount of time to get your point across. No one wants to sit through a lengthy presentation or sales pitch, and flyers, brochures, and catalogs are a great “foot in the door” for prospective customers. Even if they’re not ready to buy right away, you’re halfway there when your catalog is too nice to throw away!

Operating a small business is always a big challenge, and your success depends on running a lean operation. You can’t afford to waste money, time, or office space, and you have to be highly organized and learn how to do more with less. It’s always rewarding when you’re able to help your community meet a previously unfulfilled need and our team at Capital is ready to help you set up your small business for success and continued growth!

Every small business owner understands the importance of doing more with less and running a lean and efficient business gives you an important advantage over your competitors. But sometimes, business leaders become too caught up in daily operations to think about the big picture. Even a well-managed business has plenty of opportunities for improvement, and it’s often helpful to get an outsider’s perspective when you look for ways to run a tighter ship!

When Capital opened for business in 1939, businesses operated much differently than they do today. Offices were far more compartmentalized, and business leaders were far too focused on “The Big Picture” to compose their own letters or do their own filing. But the digital age enables everyone in a business from the mailroom clerks all the way to the CEO to perform tasks once assigned to an entire department!