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RMS reflects the philosophy of its founders
Rick Rubenstein and Paul Zucker
In many ways, Rubenstein and Zucker created
the kind of organization they would have liked to work for - a highly
ethical company that built its foundation on two key principles 1) customer
satisfaction is a primary measure of success and 2) mastering leading
edge technology means using it with a client's true objectives in mind.
For over 29 years, RMS has proven that high standards and business success
can go hand-in-hand.
Quality Service Begins with Quality People
Rubenstein and Zucker have long recognized the importance
of careful hiring. "We are only as good as the people we employ,"
notes Rubenstein. "We look for employees who have as high a standard
for themselves as we have for our business," he added. "Technical
ability, while clearly an important factor in our hiring, is not enough.
We look for internally motivated people - people who find a job well done
intrinsically rewarding. Quality service really does begin with quality
people," Zucker emphasizes.
Given their high standards and the importance of a good
fit between employer and employee, RMS hires staff mostly through personal
connections. "While it may seem old fashioned to some, hiring people
through personal connections is our method of choice. It has proven to
be a highly effective way of finding talented, like-minded staff committed
to delivering the top-quality service that is at the heart of all we do,"
Zucker notes.
Success Means More than Monetary Achievements
Success in the ever-changing computer industry requires
adaptability. RMS hires seasoned professionals who like a challenge, thrive
in a fast-paced environment, and have an inherent desire to stretch and
grow. "The desire to learn, as well as earn, has always been a part
of our company's fabric. We've never measured success in purely financial
terms," comments Rubenstein. "Quality service begins with the
mind-set of the people providing it. Personal satisfaction in the work
we do has always been an important component in our bottom line and it
shows in the quality of the service we deliver," he adds.
Bridging Gaps through Effective Partnering
Even the most sophisticated end user can find the
complexity of today's technology daunting. Selecting, coordinating and
managing multiple, independent vendors and service providers can be time-consuming,
frustrating, problematic and occasionally disastrous. "As complex
and fast-paced as the industry now is, you can't be an expert in everything,"
Rubenstein stresses. "RMS has worked to stay tightly focused on what
we do so that it is done exceptionally well. Our ultimate goal is to help
our customers find efficient, workable solutions for each and every need.
We actively seek and nurture effective partnerships with like-minded companies
that offer complementary services so that we can offer our customers quality,
one-stop shopping.
Exploring New Frontiers from the Client's
Perspective
Zucker and his team are true professionals. They
love exploring new technology and keeping technically current is a critical
component of their work at RMS. "Exploring new technology as it emerges
keeps us energized and current," states Zucker. "But not all
new technology is useful or viable. We encourage our people to explore-to
test new technology and its applications - but to do so critically with
clients in mind. Using new technology in a client's environment must be
done cautiously and only when we're sure it is the best way to address
that client's needs," Zucker explains.
One important way RMS ensures the best possible use of
emerging technology is through RMS' time-tested methodology, PROCESS10.
This highly successful methodology is at the heart of the company's track
record for unsurpassed customer service. PROCESS10 keeps technology
firmly rooted in practical application and harnessed by budgetary considerations.
"Customer satisfaction, not technical wizardry is always our ultimate
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