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D&M Printed Creations, LLC. is an e-commerce start-up company positioning itself to become the Market leader in offering online merchants and consumers a uniform and trouble-free way to offer 3D architect services online. The company offers a customer solution to online 3D architect services as well as non-metallic tools, molding, consultation, prototype manufacturing, and 3D printing. The company utilizes a consolidation approach in handling of product that allows a customer friendly design service with a consumer friendly price quoting for this design service. By creating a new service category and utilizing a customer friendly 3D architect services, also customer friendly price quoting for this design service. D&M Printed Creations, LLC. will offer a better product, at a reasonable price, and a customer friendly design and molding service with clear cut prices. The Market
The Internet of things has experienced explosive growth over the past five years. With, according to Chris McKinsey, estimates total internet of things market size in 2015 was up to $900M, growing to $3.7B in 2020 attaining a 32.6% CAGR. Businesses are slowly catching up with this new opportunity. We are opening a new 3D print, molding and design service that will focus on the internet of things.
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services streamline 3D architect services process for the client. They allow businesses and patrons to outsource a large part of their business, allowing businesses and patrons to concentrate on their core competencies and not get distracted with activities that add little value. D&M Printed Creations, LLC. will reduce capital expenditures of a company and patrons that uses their services, increase customer service of the businesses, increase sales opportunities, increase revenues. Customers will benefit by having a convenient, easy way to mold and tactile print as well as the ability to track their

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