Scottsdale, AZ, Aug 17 — Stramaglio Consulting has announced Stone’s Office Equipment, an advanced office technology provider specializing in a variety of imaging products and document solution software with best in class services, has joined The Consortium, a think tank for the Imaging Channel, consisting of industry leaders aiming to help the channel grow and thrive. The Consortium’s focus is to help improve business agility for the channel and workplaces through the channel.
As a new dealer leadership member of The Consortium Executive Leadership Council (ELC), representatives from Stone’s Office Equipment will offer their vision and expertise in the channel and collaborate with other dealer leadership members to help The Consortium identify channel opportunities, develop new programs, and set new best-practice standards.
“I am excited to be a part of the dealer leadership group of The Consortium,” says Sam Stone, president at Stone’s Office Equipment. “I have been watching what The Consortium is doing specially for the last few months and I am looking forward to working with each and every member of The Consortium to contribute to assisting the channel and our customers to capture the speed required in this rapidly changing digital world. ”
The Consortium is assembled by Mike Stramaglio, President and CEO of Stramaglio Consulting, and seeks to establish an open collaborative platform that enables the Imaging Channel to embrace and lead Digital Transformation (DX).
“It is my great pleasure and honor to have Sam Stone and Stone’s Office Equipment join as a leadership council for The Consortium. He is arguably one of the most respected leaders in the community and I am highly confident that he makes a significant contribution to the channel, working hand in hand with other leaders in the Consortium,” say Mike Stramaglio. “Office technology dealers are facing unprecedented opportunities to transform themselves into agile business organizations. I am happy to see The Consortium growing, and really look forward to working with him and other leaders to help the channel not just recover but thrive.”