Wednesday 21 April 2010

A4 paper storages Tips and advice

Online stationery store Officeprofiles has now added some top tips for businesses to make the most of their A4 copy paper and office printer paper.

It may seem like a strange thing to offer advice on, after all shouldn't paper be stored the same as any other office product????
The answer is No. Paper is a very sensitive office commodity that once opened is hugely affected by the atmosphere its kept in, lighting conditions and even room temperature.

To see the tips and advice for yourself simply visit the main paper of the OP website where you also find a selection of every type of office paper for any type of printing and photocopying that an office will need; ranges include A3 copy paper, listing paper photo sizes photo paper and a4 photo paper as well as many coloured office paper and certificate sheets.

Friday 7 August 2009

Staples boss moves on


The office equipment retail giant Staples recently announced that Mike Miles, Staples inc president and chief operating officer, will assume responsibilities for Staples International company as from the start of September. Miles takes on the company responsibilities from Peter Ventress who has taken the decision to leave staples inc to accept a position as CEO of a UK-based public company.

"I'd like to thank Peter for his contributions to the company over the past year. He's been instrumental to the success of the Corporate Express integration effort. We wish Peter all the best in the future," said Ron Sargent, Staples chairman and CEO. "As we move ahead, Mike brings his tremendous leadership skills to his new responsibilities. He will drive our growth throughout Europe and in high-growth markets as Staples works to become the world's best office products company."
Miles joined the Staples organisation back in 2003 as chief operating officer and was then promoted 3 years later to president and chief operating officer. He has continued to drive growth across the company's North American office supplies business units, entering new retail markets in the office equipment and filing products market, acquiring new business delivery customers and expanding product and service offerings beyond office supplies. Miles will now be responsible for all of Staples' international businesses.

Wednesday 22 July 2009

Man on the moon.... what about Pritt sticks??


Yeah we have all heard the news recently about the 40 year anniversary of man landing on the moon but this month sees another great birthday. This time the office supplies and stationery products super product Pritt stick is also 40 years old.


Wen Neil Armstrong uttered those immortal words ' One small step....... (you know the rest) Henkel, the makers of Pritt sticks and other office glue products; was launching the new and exciting range of convenient adhesive glues called Pritt. The idea, like all great ideas came to the inventor when he least expected it. Henkel researcher Dr W. Dietrich's was on an aeroplane minding his own business when he noticed a woman sitting near him applying her lipstick. Eureka!! a small, easy to apply, portable and very accurate applicator that would work perfect in the application of adhesive glue. It took a further two years of research and development for Dr Dierichs and the team at Henkel to launch the product tat was soon to revolutionise the way office workers, school children and even industry was to apply glue.


Bring this all forward to the present day and the Pritt brand has produced more than 2 billion units, producing enough glue to stretch the to the moon, mars and back here to Earth.


Pritt was the the first ever branded product to get the coverted 'Space proof Quality' certificate. The product was then used on the international space station in 2001.


One Pritt stick is purchased every second in the UK alone.


Worldwide 130,000,000 Pritt sticks are purchased each year.


Pritt still uses some of the original ingredients in manufacture including sugar and starch - making it safe to use.


On a greener front 90% of the dry weight raw materials in Pritt are classed as renewable.