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Friday, December 28, 2012

Prepper We have accurately positioned our business models and plans to capture the majority portion of the inkjet and laser toner printer copier fax cartridge business profits in America. Working within the research and development structures of NDITC NAND NSRA the detailed studies have been made and the newest of the NDITC small business plans are ready for clients.


We have accurately positioned our business models and plans to capture the majority portion of the inkjet and laser toner printer copier fax cartridge business profits in America. Working within the research and development structures of NDITC NAND NSRA the detailed studies have been made and the newest of the NDITC small business plans are ready for clients.
 







 

The brand new NDITC small business plan entitled “Orbital” “Orbital Ink” “Orbital Toner” has developed the modern supply chain, fulfillment and distribution model for the inkjet and laser toner printer cartridge business markets.

Within the United States the global multi-national giants like HP Hewlett Packard, Canon, Epson, Lexmark (faltering), Dell, Brother, Apple, Kyocera, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Rocoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and dozens of others have made major marketing mistakes with their manufacturing base and most importantly with their supply chain partners and cash paying customers.

The NDITC NAND NSRA plans have been described as the Orbital Plan that truly has overcome the market-place curvatures within the global supply chain. Even before all the opportunities were discovered the NDITC plan may become the next big international success story and it all started in a little town called Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania.

In the offing is one of the most unique-one-of-a-kind business plans that will create, most likely, thousands of brand new millionaires in the United States. Thanks to electronic connections through the internet Orbital Ink Orbital Toner can deliver inkjet toner laser toner copier printer and fax cartridges in minutes or just an hour or so without any distribution expenses or even a postage stamp.  Orbital Dealerships are planned across the United States starting within a few months placing printer copier and fax cartridges in the hands of customers in Washington D.C., Chicago and other major cities.

Coast to Coast inkjet and laser toner printer cartridges delivered to end user customers has been the dream of major O.E.M.’s Original Equipment Manufacturing Companies like HP Hewlett Packard, Canon, Epson, Lexmark (faltering), Dell, Brother, Apple, Kyocera, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Rocoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and dozens of others but even more so by big box retailers within the supply chain like Staples Inc., Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max and even Cartridge World.

Within seconds after reaching Orbital Ink or Orbital Toner the actual inkjet or toner cartridge order is in the physical hands of a delivery person on its way to the paying customer.  In fact, testing has indicated that an order can be processed in about 15 seconds and out for delivery in less than five minutes.  The Orbital System can within seconds receive the inkjet or toner cartridge order, process the payment and dispatch the delivery in a matter of a few minutes. This coast to coast instant inkjet and toner cartridge system works within major cities and even out in the suburbs. Across the street deliveries or deliveries hundreds of miles away take about the same amount of time per the actual research and development data.  The NDITC NAND NSRA business plan model is not strictly experimental at this point because the business model system has been tested and instead of worrying investors they want a fully integrated national system right now.

Many names are up in the air for this new distribution and fulfillment business model and some of them reveal “Speed Ink” “Speed Toner” and a host of others.  Shortly after making a small announcement NDTIC New Deal Ink and Toner Company, NAND North American Neighborhood Dealerships and the NSRA Non-Store Retailers Association has been grabbing up some headlines in trade magazines and internet buzz.

From San Francisco to Detroit and even Battle Creek business owners are writing and asking questions. The company NDITC the founder of “Orbital” “Orbital Ink” “Orbital Toner” expects the construction of a nation-wide inkjet and toner printer copier and fax cartridge operation to take about two years as final checks of the operating systems are taking place now.  NDITC plans to reach out first to their standing independently owned dealership network to start the marketing and sales of this remarkable idea. NDITC NAND NSRA has created remarkable business opportunities for hundreds of small business owners within the inkjet and toner cartridge business.

We’re confident that engineers both technical and physical will offer various improvements within the Orbital Distribution Fulfillment business model but how it works has been made clear and any new ideas will just make it better.  NDITC does not offer a fully transparent window into their Orbital idea because it could be worth billions of real dollars and will surely be challenged by O.E.M.’s and their supply chain partners.

The owner of NDITC “Gregory Bodenhamer” plans on sweeping up the market after the O.E.M.’s and their foreign manufacturing has destroyed the U.S. manufacturing base using slave-type cheap foreign labor, avoiding environment laws, using child labor, avoiding minimum wages and maximum hours regulations.  One of the founding principles of all his business adventures has been people first and profits second and that always includes associates and customers.

Commercial delivery facilities are jammed and are simply too expensive for many small business owners and Orbital will avoid these expenses. The NDITC Orbital system can gather customer information and ordering information just like most internet e-commerce store operations but the system eliminates the time-consuming and profit killing distribution and fulfillment expenses.  All the time-consuming distribution, fulfillment and transportation work and expenses are removed and Orbital would never need to buy delivery vans, tractors or trailers and never lease or build giant distribution centers filled full with costly employees.

The NDITC Orbital plan had several objects;

The system had to be practicable.

The system must be able to expand quickly.

The system had to be affordable.

The system had to increase the speed of cartridge deliveries.

The system had to be profitable.

The system had to preserve the quality of the product.

The system had to delight the customer.

All these obvious advantages would create the one-of-a-kind successful business plan “Orbital” that could rock the global markets and provide greater satisfaction to the end user cartridge consumer.

The NSRA Non-Store Retailers Association knew that the streets were full of inkjet and toner printer cartridge consumers/customers that must realize cartridge quality and price savings at the same time.  You can see the profit pressures grow within the supply chain retailers like Staples Inc., Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max and others.  These same retailers have tried to create a bargain basement for printer copier fax inkjet and toner cartridges but they’re losing the market and the customer base. The piecemeal process of charging customers way too much, rewarding and recycling schemes will be found to be customer killers in the modern and changing cartridge markets.

As published in the trade journal “Tomorrow’s Cartridge Planet” clearly shows that the pieces of a new global cartridge market are almost automatically dropping in place to form the new cartridge market, as they say, in tomorrow’s world.

The vested interests of the O.E.M.’s Original Equipment Manufacturing Companies like HP Hewlett Packard, Canon, Epson, Lexmark (faltering), Dell, Brother, Apple, Kyocera, Minolta, Okidata, Panasonic, Pitney Bowes, Rocoh, Samsung, Sharp, Toshiba, Xerox, Konica, Lanier, Mita, I.B.M., Olivetti, N.C.R., Fujitsu and dozens of others will not be protected in the new markets.  These companies may have created their own obstacles to future profits and success by man-handling their retail prices through big box retailers and distributors.  When you combine cheap foreign labor, child labor, no minimum wages, poor working conditions and world-wide exposure these companies may be earning a bad reputation with the consumer bases around the world. 

 

NDITC NAND NSRA through processes and invention can improve the distribution of products to the consumers and eliminate a great deal of foreign labor and create American jobs and income.

“The heart of the town is not the airport” stated Gregory Bodenhamer during a recent interview “it’s the people” and “they want playgrounds, detached homes and affordable American products”.  The retailers have moved too far away from reality and Staples Inc., Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max and all the others would love to close about 90% of their stores but nobody else wants them.  “If you think about truly modern business, every home is a business” Gregory Bodenhamer continued and “together we can at least create the profitable residential districts around the country.”

These same retailers have immense investments in real estate and retail buildings and it’s going to take years to change their business model.  While Staples Inc., Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Depot, Office Max struggle through the smoke and soot of the global markets NDITC NAND NSRA through its “Orbital Network” plans on taking the majority of their customers and sharing the wealth.

Thousands of communities and their citizens can now open their own inkjet laser toner printer copier fax cartridge business and start earning money and spending money in their own neighborhood.

 

 

 

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