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gies. The company’s owners have always tried to stay
ahead of the curve, maintain its relevance, and incor-
porate new brands and technologies in order to “offer
the community or business world something that they
could use or solve any problems they were having.”
Today, Applied Imaging has 110 employees in two
locations – one in Port of Spain, and another in the
south of the island, as well as a warehouse outside the
capital. It provides its corporate customers – mostly
small to medium sized businesses - with services and
products. Scott says, “Our core business is in the im-
aging and printing space - anything from imaging and
printing, production, wide format printing, document
printing – we supply the hardware that does that.”
While the company provides its clients with such well-
known brands such as Ricoh, Toshiba, Brother, Océ,
Canon, NEC, Opex, etc., its “managed services” is an-
other key part of its value proposition. “We want to be
able to walk into your environment and offer you office
equipment as well as outfit your space, so that when
you are finished dealing with us, you have a totally
functional, up-and-running office. We like to think of
ourselves as being able to transform our customers’
office environment,” says Scott.
AT A GLANCE
WHO:
Massy Technologies Applied Imaging
WHAT:
A full-service printing and imaging com-
pany with managed services; formerly known as
Pereira & Company
WHERE:
Port of Spain, Trinidad, W.I.
WEBSITE
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pliedimaging
