Penn State’s New Direction
A host of innovative changes are transforming Penn State’s Multimedia & Print Center from “just another vendor” into an integral part of the university.
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Bob Neubauer
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ABBAS BADANI is not afraid to be blunt when talking about his in-plant’s past performance.
“There’s no question that the way it was, wasn’t really working,” says Badani, director of Pennsylvania State University’s Multimedia & Print Center (MPC), in University Park, Pa.
In short, up until a few years ago, the in-plant was still staffed and equipped for 1970s-level production. It was losing business, expenses were rising, and most of the campus viewed it as merely another vendor, not as a core part of the university.
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- IKON Office Solutions
- Xerox Corp.
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