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• MASTER LINE CORPORATION E.I.R.L Es una empresa creada hace mas de 12 años con la finalidad de satisfacer las necesidades del mercado empresarial, brindándoles a nuestros clientes , productos originales para el área de impresión en general de las mas prestigiosas marcas reconocidas a nivel mundial, tales como : HEWLETT PACKARD, EPSON, CANON, XEROX, LEXMARK, y otros. .

  MASTER LINE CORPORATION E.I.R.L., como alternativa moderna y dinámica, cuenta con un equipo profesional altamente calificado y la tecnología de punta, que garantiza la excelencia de nuestro servicio, siendo dos herramientas básicas, que nos permite Reducir costos ofreciéndoles los mejores precios, con una atención personalizada y constante, asesoramiento técnico sobre nuestros productos., cumplimiento y abastecimiento puntual.

• Visión

  • Ser la empresa líder del mercado en calidad de servicio y soluciones empresariales .

• Misión

  • Brindar productos de un óptimo perfil de calidad, con los cuales el usuario sienta la tranquilidad y   satisfacción real de sus necesidades .
  • Dar una atención personalizada y constante a nuestros clientes, dejando bien en claro que el   cliente tiene la razón .
  • Constante innovación y evolución de servicios, diseñados exclusivamente para la satisfacción   total de cada cliente .

• Nuestro Valores

  • Calidad de servicio al cliente .
  • Compromiso y colaboración con nuestros clientes externos e internos .
  • Honestidad, sinceridad, orden, limpieza respeto, ahorro y puntualidad .

  

As restaurants’ labor challenges continue, a range of solutions are emerging to tackle the issue in creative ways. Bite Ninja, for one, a Memphis-based tech startup offering a remote work solution for select restaurant jobs, announced Tuesday (Aug. 23) that it had raised $11.3 million in a post-seed bridge funding round, bringing its total funding to $15.4 million. The company promises access to its workforce of “Ninjas,” United States-based workers at locations of their choosing, to appear on screens by quick-service restaurants’ (QSRs) menu boards to remotely assist customers at drive-thrus and front counters. "Bite Ninja is currently powering some of the most notable quick service restaurants from coast to coast, providing operators with access to more than 12,000 qualified 'Ninjas' ready to serve customers and fill open shifts," Will Clem, the company’s CEO and co-founder, said in a statement. "We're excited to push forward with the growth including targeting expansion overseas." mcdvoice survey tellthebell survey krogerfeedback survey talktowendys survey panda express feedback survey www.lowes.com survey dgcustomerfirst survey tellculvers com survey www jacklistens com survey www.biglots.com/survey survey talktostopandshop survey The news release noted that the company currently has agreements with “five of the top 20 quick-service chains,” with more expected before the end of the year. The focus on quick service makes sense, given that these restaurant’s customers are more open to efficiency-oriented initiatives that could potentially lower the level of customer service. In fact, research from the May/June edition of PYMNTS’ Digital Divide study, “The Digital Divide: Technology, The Metaverse And The Future Of Dining Out,” created in collaboration with Paytronix, which draws from a survey of around 2,500 U.S. adults, finds that 58% of grab-and-go restaurant customers think more restaurant technology means better customer service. In contrast, just 29% of dine-in consumers think the same.