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Print UpdateFebruary 10, 2014
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Print Center Operational Update
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PRINT CENTER OPERATIONS UPDATE
•Print Center Move
–Targeting June 2014
•Pre‐Prod Team Enhanced
–4 additional staff added to Pre‐Prod with graphic design and typesetting experience brought in house
•Finishing Staff–Xerox add to Print Center – 3 employees
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IN HOUSE SAVINGS & OPPORTUNITIES
Savings FY141. WFO ‐ Phase I
• Transition of large print internally from WFO & CHP Typesetting completed – Outcome Savings TBD
• Approximately 1,000 WFO Forms to be transitioned (400 completed with savings of $265K to date) & Enterprise Bidding process kicked off
2. First Right of Refusal – Phase II
• Rollout targeted for end of February 2014
3. One Offs ‐ Total $153K
4. Developer
• Eliminated Attaboy spend in the Print Center from $100K to $0 (As of August 2013)
5. Health Plan Trending Up
Opportunities1. Developer – widespread communications publishing Print Center’s new capabilities to further reduce external dependencies
and produce greater savings
One Offs Savings Report
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PROGRESS UPDATE
The Print Center has experienced an increase with incoming Health Plan jobs!
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PRINT CENTER VOLUME
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PRINT BREAKDOWN FOR DECEMBER 2013
43%
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1% 16%
Duplicating (including MyPrintRequest) Health Plan Systemic
University of Pittsburgh UPMC Systemic*
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MORE JOBS THAN EVER BEFORE
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OVERALL IMPROVED TURNAROUND TIMES
Steady increased volume; between 10 to 11M impressions monthlyContinue to meet turnaround processing times with increased volumeOnboarding of Health Plan jobsPublished processing times are anywhere from 3 to 10 days, depending on order type
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Catalog Items Appointment Cards PDF AttachedNon-PDF Attached Hard Copy / Other RX Pads
Appointment Cards –3 DaysRX Pads – 2‐3 days Catalog Items – 3‐5 daysPDF Attached – 5‐7 DaysNon‐ PDF Attached – 7 daysHard Copy – 10 days from date received
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PRINT SHOP DEVICES WITH HARDWARE REFRESH
Color• iGen4 Color Press with inline booklet maker ‐ New
•XC 800 with booklet maker – Existing
•DC 8000 AP – Existing
Black & White• (4) Xerox Nuvera 288s – New
– two of those devices have inline booklet makers
• (2) DP135 MICR Printers ‐ Existing
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MPS Update
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WHERE WE WERE BEFORE MPS
•No central MPS model
–No toner/parts supplies
–No standard fleet of pre‐approved devices
• 23,000 plus various 3rd party devices
•Over $30M annual spend in print prior to MPS
•No Print Governance Committee
• Lack of print policy standards implemented & enforced
–Wasted print/increased print cost
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DEVICE REDUCTION
3rd Party 23,000
HP ‐ 660
Xerox8,600
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2007 Today
60% Reduction
From a 2 People:1 Device ratio to a 6 People:1 Device!
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WHAT IF WE HADN’T ENGAGED IN A MPS SOLUTION?
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Had UPMC Done Nothing
MPS Results
Note: Yrs. 08 – 11 based on benchmarking study & Yrs. 12&13 based on actual print office invoices
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WHERE WE ARE WITH MPS TODAY
Central Print Technology Services managing entire MPS Program
Improved service with UPMC print team formation and enforcement
8,300 Xerox printers supported through MPS programs
Savings over $20M in annual print spend with MPS implementation
HP deployed at East and Hamot with minimal downtime or service calls
–Improved SLA by implementation of Self Service model
Enforced print queue default settings at the print server level of no banner pages, B&W (regulating color usage) and duplex
Price Per Image (PPI) reduced due to volume discount bands and elimination of underutilized charges
With MPS in place, our print volume has remained stable even with the UPMC growth
Print Governance implementation
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WHERE ARE WE GOING WITH EVOLUTION OF MPS
•Move to X vendor enterprise wide
•Move to self service support model with internal break fix team
• Further right size/optimize – Approximately 20% reduction in total device deployment
• Estimated $15M savings over new 5 year MPS term
–Greater soft dollar savings from more reliable devices realized
•Mobil Print Technology available to pursue – future savings in volume of print decreasing
• Security enhancement with badge swipe printing