Amtech Asks: Are You Ready For The New Way Of Doing Business? Organizations are changing how they do business. COVID-19 has quickly shown us this in a few short weeks. From quarantines to government stimulus, organizations are fundamentally having to change how they operate. For a lot of packaging businesses, production has increased forcing the need to quickly scale. For other businesses, it means having to be more creative, efficient and adaptive. Amtech is no stranger to helping businesses adjust to changes like this. For over 40 years we have been deploy- ing proven solutions that support today’s new business world. If you don’t have the right solutions in place, now is the time to get ahead with our agile business solutions: • Quickly transition in-office workers to remote workers in 24-48 hours
• Deliver network and data security solutions to protect against the recent uptick in breeches and ransomware • Ensure maximum uptime and easy, remote access of systems with our cloud hosting solutions • Provide an intuitive, web-based platform for easy re- mote worker access • Deliver portals which allows your customers to place orders/re-orders online • Streamline messy paper-based workflows into orga- nized electronic workflows for quick, online access • Algorithmic scheduling for corrugated, converting and shipping to get ahead of the increased surge of orders • Effortlessly revamp pricing models for now and the fu- ture Whether you are an Amtech customer or not, don’t let the fear of the unknown keep you from being wildly suc- cessful in this new economy. This new way of doing busi- ness isn’t going to happen sometime in the new future. It is
happening now. Get ahead and stay ahead. For more information, contact Darren Artil- lio at dartillio@amtechsoftware.com. Case Paper Acquires Assets Of API Laminating In IN Harrison, New York based Case Paper an- nounced that it has acquired the assets of the former API Laminating operation of Steel Partners in Osgood, Indiana. The deal closed on April 1, 2020, and the General Manager of the facility, Jonathan Hummer, as well as most of the office and plant employees, have joined the Case family under the new name “Case Makes.” “Prior to the acquisition this site had be- come our most reliable partner in terms of communication and quality,” said Robin Schaffer, President and CEO of Case Paper. “This is a testament to the employees and processes they currently have in place, and the reason why this is a perfect fit for Case Paper and our long term vision to consistent- ly add value to customers through invento- ries, converting equipment and people.” As a leader in laminating and coating, Case Makes’ 117,000-square-foot operation perfectly complements and adds to Case Pa- per’s six national converting and distribution facilities.” “Laminating, coating, and transfer metalli- zation are just a few of the converting capa- bilities we have strategically envisioned for adding innovation to the future of Case Pa- per. As of today, that strategic vision is now a reality,” said Simon Schaffer, Chief Marketing Officer at Case Paper.
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