To help clients build and manage more dynamic document programs, CCI/CoakleyTech, a leader in print and document management solutions, is further expanding its portfolio of offerings to include eProfessional Services.

CCI/CoakleyTech's eProfessional Services team provides a consultative approach to clients' beyond ink document and multi-media communication needs. Services include:

  • Integrated, 1:1 Marketing Campaign Development and Management
  • Variable Images and Content for electronic or hardcopy distribution
  • PURL development and hosting
  • Digital Media
  • USB Drive, CD, and DVD mastering and duplication
  • Encrypted anti-copy CDs, DVDs, flash drives, etc.
  • Graphic Design Services
  • Custom Publishing Applications
  • Desktop Publishing
  • Email Distributions
  • Database Management
  • PDF File Enhancements
  • Web-Ready Imaging
  • File and Media Conversion

 

Jason Wienke, eProfessional Services manager commented: "Our brands are always seeking new ways to build a complete toolbox for our clients' document programs and digital marketing initiatives. This new offering compliments our current services by providing services and solutions that help companies digitally manage both their documents and overall business communication strategies."

About CCI/CoakleyTech
CCI/CoakleyTech is a world leader print and document management solutions. Focusing on Beyond Ink solutions and Intelligent Production processes, the company bundles services like traditional printing, print-on-demand, inventory management, eBusiness applications, and variable information applications into value packages that create complete solutions. CCI/CoakleyTech can be found on the web at www.comcom.com.

 
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