The Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) instructed its members to send printing jobs to the Lincoln Complex. This centralized printing system, according to Jon Swedien of the Albuquerque Journal, managed to keep district expenses within the $2.7 million budget. APS may have pulled off an Okanagan. This school district in Kelowna, British Columbia, like most school districts in the U.S. and Canada, have been forced to make ends meet. As soon as it implemented centralized printing, it saw printout volumes drop by 20 percent. In addition, much of its output saved on paper by printing on both sides.
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