Major Business Machines
Major Business Machines
An office equipment dealer established in 1974, working across upstate and mid-state South Carolina and Augusta, Georgia, from locations in Greenville and Columbia.
- Built with
- ColdFusion
The site combines a broad product catalog of copiers, production and wide-format printers, scanners, mailing systems, folder inserters, parcel lockers, shredders, and finishing and tabbing equipment, alongside the transactional tools an equipment dealer runs on: placing a service call, ordering supplies, requesting a quote, a client login, and a mail room survey.
Built in ColdFusion and driven end to end by a custom content management system miTech developed, the same platform behind several of the sites on this page. Nothing here is hard-coded: pages, catalog, and announcements are all maintained through the CMS.
The problem
[PLACEHOLDER] What was not working for Major Business Machines before this project.
[PLACEHOLDER] Replace with the situation as the client described it: what the business was doing manually, what it could not see, or what the previous system stopped them doing. One or two paragraphs. No invented numbers.
What we built
[PLACEHOLDER] What miTech built for Major Business Machines, and why that shape.
[PLACEHOLDER] Replace with the decisions that mattered, not a feature list. The feature list is already on the product pages; what belongs here is why this system was built the way it was for this business.
What changed
[PLACEHOLDER] What changed for Major Business Machines afterwards.
[PLACEHOLDER] Replace with outcomes the client would confirm on a call. Anything that cannot be confirmed should be left out rather than softened, and a project with no measurable outcome is better told as what it enabled.
Measured
- [PLACEHOLDER] What was measured
- 00%
- [PLACEHOLDER] Second measure, or delete this row
- 00
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