Celebrating the collective efforts and
achievements of the greater Datamax family.
- June 2018 -
Dear Datamax Family,
It was around 9 a.m. Monday morning when we heard the rumbling engines approach our parking lot.
Several employees spilled out the front door to snap photographs, shake hands with the bikers and admire their rides. We welcomed the group, all clad in their black leather jackets and the American Flag patch attached to the vest, inside our facility for a little much-needed rest. In a few hours, they would be on their way to Memphis.
President, Datamax Inc.
The road is long, winding, and at times steep in its vertical ascent to the top. The Datamax Way can often be difficult to define, perhaps better shown through example. Datamax recently made the journey to East Texas: both literally, with the acquisition and employees burning hundreds of miles of IH-20 asphalt back and forth between the Metroplex and the Piney Woods, and figuratively, through collaboration, teamwork and a burning belief that, as Datamax Texas President David Rhodes says, “the best is yet to be.”
The Datamax Way – it’s a one-way road to the top, meant to be traveled together.
Go ahead. Try to find anyone else around who generates and spreads more Datamax pride all day, every day. Try to find someone in his hog-loving state who can produce a finer plate of St. Louis-Style pork ribs. I dare you. I double-hog dare you.
From Exterior signage to showroom additions to wrapped vehicles, our locations in East Texas continue their ongoing renovation as the newest member of the Datamax family. Click below to take a peek at some of the progress.
Have you ever followed your own paper trail? Where does it lead you? Regardless of the size of your organization – a small work group up to a large enterprise - it has a unique trail based on your existing technology and individual departmental practices.
Justin Martinez, David Apperley, Tyler
When communication between Datamax and the client is strong, and the job gets done right, comments like "you guys rock!" are likely to follow.
Lee Wheelington
Hot Springs
No way. Never. Under no circumstances was Lee Wheelington going to sell copiers for a living. But a ticket closer to home led to a career path that has been more fulfilling than Lee could ever imagine.
Susan Salisbury
Coppell
The Patriot Pack
Little Rock
We must remain green and growing. You are either growing, or you are dying ..."
You say you love me, but sometimes you do not show it. In the beginning, you could not do enough for me. Now, you seem to take me for granted . . . Some days I even wonder if I mean anything to you at all. Maybe when I am gone, you will appreciate me and all the things I do for you. I am responsible for getting the food on your table, for your clean shirt, for the welfare of your children . . . A thousand and one things you want and need. If it were not for me, you would not even have a car. I have kept quiet and waited to see how long it would take for you to realize how much you really need me. Cherish me . . . take care of me . . . and I will continue to take good care of you.
So, who am I?
Marketing Communications Manager
Jeff Walker serves as the Marketing Communications Manager at Datamax Inc. Prior to joining Datamax, he worked as a reporter, critic and editor before becoming the Marketing Director at East Texas Copy Systems in Tyler, TX.
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