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Sign project management in action

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18 years ago

March 2, 2006

Anya Rao Signs of the Times March 2006 Issue

Every company has its own unique take on "project management." For a very small signshop, project management could simply mean keeping to-do lists and a calendar. Other shops may rely on off-the-shelf or customized software to track projects. Organized, spreadsheet-proficient employees may act as the go-between for all departments that work on a project. Here, we’ve gathered the experience of four sign companies who rely on employees, software and other computer systems to keep tabs on their complex projects.

GSP Marketing Technologies

Utilizing 175 employees and 80,000- and 15,000-sq.-ft. manufacturing facilities, GSP Marketing Technologies (Clearwater, FL) specializes in screenprinted and digitally printed, POP displays for convenience stores, including Cumberland Farms, Circle K and The Pantry.

Because GSP ships 25,000 packages to 10,000 stores each month

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