The best way to find your office suppliesWhere do you buy your office supplies? Are your satisfied with your supplier? And what about the stock control of your stationery?
How to manage your stationery
How often does it happen that you need a new pen, a blocknote or new batteries. You go to the storage room or supply closet and discovers that someone else took the last one. Panic.In order to prevent that every person in the office keeps an own minimum stock, which of course, is not the most cheap solution, it's time to manage the flow of stationery in a more effective way. Take care that the stock is not accessible to anyone. It's best to make one person responsible for the stock management, and that persons owns the key of the stock. Make a list of the things which need to be available en check the stock regularly. This list is also very handy when you need to order new supply. When people need to ask someone, instead of taking their own stock, it has been proven that this works much better. Try it and see that it works! If necessary, you can communicate that your are 'open' at certain hours a day, so that you will not be disturbed with stationery clients all day long. Where to buy your stationeryIn many cases it is much more efficient to buy your stationery on-line. Depending on the amounts you order, you can negotiate interesting discounts. Find your own balance in the volume you order and the volume of your storage.Find below a few interesting suppliers, where you can buy all the things you need for your office: Staples office supplies Staples store locator Office Max Office Depot Corporate Express Viking stationery Eaton stationery Stone stationery Fun office suppliesNext to the usual, but essential stationery, there are also suppliers of interesting fun articles, which are also nice presents. Take a look and enjoy:Sorting with style See Jane Work Officeplayground 
With the above information and links, you will be able to organize your stationery in a more efficient way. Office supplies are, despite the more and more computerized world, still indispensable. |