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Hall attributes this savings to the TIC switch and a highly successful book sale last April in Memorial Hall. "In fact, we're planning another sale for this year. Hall said...
...director, Rosenthal has inherited an organization that has changed abruptly in the past six months. Last March, the Press switched its warehouse and shipping operation from Harvard's Computer Center to Technical Impex Corporation (TIC) in Lawrence. TIC is a more efficient outfit which has saved the Press close to $200,000. Although TIC has had trouble handling orders in 72 hours, as their contract with the Press demands, since August they've handled about 90 per cent of all orders in less than three days...
...Ghaled, a psychotic with a wallet full of atrocity photos and a rhetorical style normally found only in real life,* they are working up a terrorist attack on Is rael. From Howell's trembling point of view, the plan - which involves radio-controlled rockets and bombs (in plas tic bags) is all too ingenious. From everyone else's, too, come to think...
...deficit. During Carroll's directorship the Press's warehousing and shipping was run by Harvard's Computer Center. The Press had its own warehouse and staff, but could not efficiently handle its volume of business. Carroll wanted to switch the warehousing and shipping procedures over to Technical Impex Corporation (TIC) in Lawrence, but was stymied by executive decision...
Beyond this, under the management plan the Press has succeeded in shifting warehousing and sales over to Technical Impex, which will save the Press upwards of $200,000 annually. The switch to TIC enables the Press to cut back on staff from this year's total of 147 to a more efficient--and less costly--77. The reduction in personnel could save the Press another...