Free White Paper on Cost Savings Available from Patented Financial Controls

Patented Financial Controls is releasing a new white paper detailing the availability of deep cost savings in outsourced print. This information is available upon request at no cost.

Chambersburg, PA (PRWEB) March 6, 2006

Patented Financial Controls, a division of the e-LYNXX Corporation is offering a free white paper detailing the opportunity available to organizations to save significant amounts of money on print expenditures.

The white paper exposes the key principles of profitability for printers and how corporations, universities, associations and other organizations can use this knowledge to save 40% or more on hard-dollar costs, while obtaining expected quality and on time delivery from preferred suppliers. The study displays real results proving that this significant decrease in costs can be obtained when utilizing a patented business method. Adoption of this method, domain expertise and a supporting web based platform is available exclusively through Patented Financial Controls, and will result in swift and significant reduction in print spend. These savings can be used to increase profits, produce higher marketing spend yield, or be redirected to expenditures for core activities.

A copy of the white paper can be requested by visiting http://www.PatentedFinancialControls.com.

Patented Financial Controls (http://www.PatentedFinancialControls.com) offers an exclusive patented procurement process and management platform that is guaranteed to significantly cut hard-dollar expenditures on printing. It is one of three divisions of e-LYNXX Corporation (http://www.e-LYNXX.com), which also operates Printing Industries Consulting (http://www.PrintingIndustriesConsulting.com) dedicated to resolving operational issues, providing outsourced managed services to buy print, and assisting in adding new-found profitability to the bottom-line, and Government Printing Sales (http://www.GovernmentPrintingSales.com), a firm designed to assist printers maximize equipment capacity and profits by obtaining work from government markets.

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