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Sir Speedy opens centre in Knowledge Village
Sir Speedy, one of the leader in business printing solutions has opened its first centre in Knowledge Village and second in the UAE.
It is located in the retail area in Block No. 6 and can be accessed through the main entrance of Block 2A in the Knowledge Village. This advanced digital solutions centre will offer premium business printing services to Knowledge Village customers as well as service all printing requirements for Dubai Internet City and Media City.
Randal Long, vice-president of International Development, Sir Speedy, Inc., said: "The potential for short-run printing and document services with a global reach is significant throughout the UAE. We're pleased to offer these capabilities under the Sir Speedy name and its reputation for quality."
For the past 35 years, the company is providing the industry the latest in printing innovations, latest technologies in electronic publishing, digital file transfer, print on demand and short-run color printing.
Hakam Abu Reisheh, general manager of Sir Speedy, UAE, said: "We are investing in the latest technology and a team of highly skilled experts for the Knowledge Village Office. Whether it is several thousand training manuals in full colour or a mere single page photocopy, the centre will be offering unmatched service, speed and quality." Gulf Commercial Group, one of the leading Abu Dhabi based-business conglomerate, holds the master franchise agreement with Sir Speedy for exclusive rights in the UAE.
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