Generously printed by Canon U.S.A., Inc., Foley's latest book asks the questions; what does it mean to be an in-plant marketing service provider? How does an organization become more than just an in-plant printer? How is our organization's infrastructure going to change? and more.

"I am very excited to get this book out there to members of in-plant facilities," said Foley. "Many in-plants are capable of transforming their business if they have the right tools and plan in place. It's a big step, but I believe my book provides a comprehensive plan for a successful transformation."

In this in-depth and insightful guide to transformation, Foley clarifies what it means to be a marketing service provider, how to transform your in-plant facility, what type of personnel adjustments are necessary and most importantly, how to successfully market your new services to your audience.

Equipped with a full online resource center, Business Transformation: A Path to Profit for In-Plant Facilities, provides in-plants with everything they need to undertake a successful transformation.

Approximately 150 attendees at the 2015 IPMA Conference received a signed, early-edition copy. Anyone interested in a copy of the early edition of Business Transformation: A Path to Profit for In-Plant Facilities, is encouraged to visit http://ilink.me/EarlyEd. Copies will be distributed as they are available.

For nearly two decades, Foley has been helping in-plant facilities transform and adapt their businesses in a constantly evolving environment. In this latest book, as well as the consulting work he does, he demonstrates the importance of expanding a business model beyond traditional print services, adding new services and technologies that enhance communications to better serve the customer. John Foley, Jr. is regarded as one of the most knowledgeable resources when it comes to successful business transformations for organizations nationwide.