Culture of Dakota Packaging Ltd At Dakota Packaging, our business mission can best be achieved by exactly matching our customers needs. In the ever changing market that we operate in, Customer Focus and Cost Management have never been more important. Our customers' success is our business.   Objectives of Dakota Packaging Ltd  · To continually improve the level of Service, Quality and Expertise available within the organisation.  · To be proactive in addressing areas of Cost Management, through the removal of non value added activities.  · To strive for mutually agreeable partnership objectives through a greater sharing of information skills and co-operation between supplier and customer.   Key Success Factors of Dakota Packaging Ltd · Service Levels · Fast Response Times · Quality Procedures · Technical Expertise · Flat Organisational Structure · Competitiveness · 60 Year History   Continuous Investment in plant and processes As continuous improvement is a key objective for Dakota Packaging, plant and processes have been continually improved over the last few years, through prudent investment. Recent developments include · Vision II ERP system · On site plate making facility · New CAD software with 3-D modelling and sample making   Continuous Investment in people Dakota Packaging places great emphasis on continuous in-house and external training for all employees. Customer service, problem solving and technical ability, are areas in which the organisation is proactive in developing expertise. Almost 100 People are employed by Dakota Packaging. The organisational structure is designed to focus on customer needs. Training, Team Building and Employee Empowerment are seen as key components in the maintaining of customer focus. We are confident that we possess the essential ingredients to provide you with the necessary level of quality, service and expertise, now and in the future.   Facilities of Dakota Packaging Ltd Dakota's operation is located in an 80,000 sq ft manufacturing facility sited close to Dublin Airport, Dublin’s orbital Motorway the M50 and Ireland’s main North South motorway, the M1.