Finding a new home in Dublin

by Marketing 2/6/2008 4:41:00 AM

AppliedsignsWe are the Nomadic Display distributor in Dublin, Ireland, and we have recently relocated to a newly purpose-built facility in Dublin 17, close to the Dublin city center and Dublin airport.

The move will allow us to streamline printing and finishing processes and to increase production levels, as we have improved the layout of our printers, laminators and production equipment. The property is 8000 square feet in size, and the extra space we have acquired will allow us to diversify our product and service range.

A third of the new building has been dedicated as showroom space for a Nomadic ‘Versatility Kit’ exhibition stand, which will be on permanent display. We will be inviting customers and prospective customers here to see the full extent of the possibilities achievable with a reusable custom modular display from Nomadic.

Our new property also has a state-of-the-art design studio, as graphic design is an area of the business, which we really plan to focus on in the coming year. We also now have a multimedia training area, where we plan to implement both product-specific training days and general exhibition/event/display training for the public.

A move has been on the cards for some time as we had been bursting-at-the-seams in our previous building. We are thrilled with the new premises. We are still settling in but the extra space and the 'workflow' layout of the new premises are already beginning to have noticeable effects on our workload output and efficiency.

So if you ever find yourself in Dublin, drop by at our new home and we will be more than glad to have you over!

Alison Armstrong
Applied Signs & Display, Dublin, Ireland
http://applied-signs-and-display.blogspot.com/

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