Comments on: Help Save the Environment with Monarch and Excel http://ExcelWithMonarch.com/tips/help-save-the-environment-with-monarch-and-excel Stop working for your data. Make your data work for you. Tue, 20 Apr 2010 15:06:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Sandy http://ExcelWithMonarch.com/tips/help-save-the-environment-with-monarch-and-excel/comment-page-1#comment-1992 Sandy Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:46:07 +0000 http://excelwithmonarch.com/tips/help-save-the-environment-with-monarch-and-excel#comment-1992 It's true, one can incurr significant savings while simultaneously being proactive and making a difference, environmentally. Even the smallest of contributions adds up when we all do a little. And that's just with a single desktop product. Think about what a larger group could do with an enterprise level product like <a href="http://www.datawatch.com/_products/monarch_rms.php" rel="nofollow">Monarch RMS</a>. It’s true, one can incurr significant savings while simultaneously being proactive and making a difference, environmentally. Even the smallest of contributions adds up when we all do a little.

And that’s just with a single desktop product. Think about what a larger group could do with an enterprise level product like Monarch RMS.

]]> By: Nigel Winton http://ExcelWithMonarch.com/tips/help-save-the-environment-with-monarch-and-excel/comment-page-1#comment-1990 Nigel Winton Thu, 21 Aug 2008 14:15:26 +0000 http://excelwithmonarch.com/tips/help-save-the-environment-with-monarch-and-excel#comment-1990 Sandy I was just wandering around your blog and cam across this post. Way back in 1998 we moved from an old to new ERP System. Under the old one we were incurring up to £1500 per month on printing, paper and archive costs. With some reluctance I convinced the boss that I could cut out all of the printed reports and use Monarch to get the job done. We subsequently cut our costs to a new CD Recorder at about £50 one off cost and 2 CDs per month at about 50p. We also cut our paper consumption from 4 boxes of the old and wonderful music ruled to a few sheets of A4 for the ones who just had to have a paper copy. I like to think we have done a small bit towards the green office, and it could not have been achieved without Monarch. Regards Nigel Winton Sandy
I was just wandering around your blog and cam across this post. Way back in 1998 we moved from an old to new ERP System. Under the old one we were incurring up to £1500 per month on printing, paper and archive costs. With some reluctance I convinced the boss that I could cut out all of the printed reports and use Monarch to get the job done. We subsequently cut our costs to a new CD Recorder at about £50 one off cost and 2 CDs per month at about 50p. We also cut our paper consumption from 4 boxes of the old and wonderful music ruled to a few sheets of A4 for the ones who just had to have a paper copy.
I like to think we have done a small bit towards the green office, and it could not have been achieved without Monarch.

Regards

Nigel Winton

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