Toni DuGal

Ms. DuGal is responsible for the development and implementation of all Managed Print Services (MPS) engagements. She has played an integral part in launching the industry’s first cloud-enabled MPS offering that addresses common pain points, adds vale and drives ROI for clients.

Prior to joining Novitex, she held executive MPS positions at Xerox and HP and served as a project manager for SCP Global technologies. Looked to as the industry expert, Ms. DuGal frequently contributes bylines to various media publications. She has been a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), issued by the Project Management Institute, since 1998.
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How the Digital Shift Won’t Cure the Enterprise Paper Epidemic
Sept. 28 2015
Modern, otherwise tech-savvy organizations, regardless of size, value or vertical market, are experiencing an unlikely print epidemic—and it is spreading. While many companies have made strides in...
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