Moving Day Used to Be a Day Off for Employees!

December 18 2003--The RoverŪ, drastically reduces wasted time and moving expenses with the latest technology in corporate relocation. Moving day? It congers up images of an endless stream of jam-packed boxes, packing labels, and unhooked computers. Inevitably, boxes lost, equipment damaged, and valuable items delivered to the wrong place. Even after the move is completed, it takes days – or even weeks – to unpack all the files, get the computer networks up and running, and have the employees functioning at full capacity. The hassle of moving a company to a new office building (or just down the hall) costs a corporation with 100 employees an average of $12,500 in employee down time, not to mention the labor cost to move.

Moving Solutions Innovations (MSI) is revolutionizing the idea of "moving day." Moving Solutions has invented a new line of move and storage vehicles, the RoverŪ, which will drastically reduce the time and cost of company relocation. Just one RoverŪ can hold an employee's office files, computer equipment, and personal belongings at two to three times the capacity of moving boxes. Because the RoverŪ offers easily-accessible file drawers and the freedom to plug a computer in after it's been packed, employees can continue to work before, during, and after the move. There is no more of " Sorry that file is packed in a box can I get back to you tomorrow." Your office contents remain accessible throughout the move. The RoverŪ also rolls smoothly from one location to another and no lifting is required, greatly reducing a company's risk of employee injury.

Here's how simple moving day could be. Your employee, John Smith, is given his own RoverŪ, which arrives fully assembled. John then begins to load the RoverŪ with all his files, computer equipment, and personal belongings. Once John is finished packing, he can continue to work out of the RoverŪ until the movers come. He will have full access to all his files in the easily-opened drawers and the freedom to plug his computer into the company network. Once the movers arrive, the RoverŪ is then simply rolled onto a moving truck or to its new location. Even after reaching its destination, John can continue to work out of the RoverŪ and use it as storage space while he systematically unpacks in the new office. What could be easier?

By significantly reducing employee downtime, the RoverŪ can provide a huge financial benefit to relocating companies. In addition, the RoverŪ offers a reduction in material costs, labor hours, and potential recuperation expenses for lost boxes or employee injuries. Corporations spend 22 billion dollars annually on relocation, but cost comparisons show that relocating with the RoverŪ costs 30 to 50% less than a
traditional box move. A company with 3500 employees might have spent $195,000 on a traditional move. But using the RoverŪ could save them between $68,000 and $98,000! By making moving day quicker, easier, and less expensive, the RoverŪ appears to be a no-lose proposition for a relocating company.




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