Lichtenvoorde – April 4, 2005 – DiMS! organizing print, leading supplier of Management Information Solutions for the printing and packaging industry, is delighted to announce its move to a new business premises, located in the same town (Lichtenvoorde) as the former headquarters. Recently its entire staff relocated to a brand new, purpose-built, state-of-the-art office building. DiMS! organizing print consistently looks ahead. “We always search for opportunities to improve our performance, both on a local and international level,” says Gerard Marneth, CEO, DiMS! organizing print. The move, which provides an optimal work place for employees and a professional appearance externally, is just another example of DiMS!’ determination to succeed. Therefore, after the development of the new American headquarters, the decision was made to move the European headquarters from two separate locations into one modern technologically advanced building. Being back together in one building will definitely increase efficiency and bolster the company spirit even more. Based on DiMS! organizing print’s mission statement - enabling its customers to take full advantage of today’s information technology to optimize their printing business to world class performance – they have succeeded in translating this completely into the design of the new building. The building is equipped with the latest technologies, like ultra-modern demo spaces, well-equipped training classrooms and many other high-tech areas to perfectly meet the requirements of today’s market place. In the new building there is room for 150 employees, but given the continued growth of the company since its foundation in 1986, this will allow for further expansion. “DiMS! organizing print has been a strong and dynamic company from the beginning and we are extremely proud of what our team has accomplished,” says Tonnie Marneth, CEO DiMS! organizing print. “Together we have succeeded in becoming the World’s market leader in our industry and this new office is a testament to our achievement,” he added.