RMP Has Rapidly Grown from Its Initial Pivotal Presence in the Graphic Arts Industry to the Ever Expanding World of Software and Computers

Owner Dick Pino, an established trade journalist, editor and production director, brought to his newly formed RMP Communications company in 1980 a fresh, dynamic approach.

Its custom computer-based typesetting and production center in Long Island, New York, incorporated state-of-the-art graphics techniques and telecommunications well before anyone knew the meaning of "clip art" or the "information highway." RMP's design and building computers for its own front-end facility caught on so well, another division was formed as a result to grab a share of a new market at that time dominated only by Radio Shack's TRS-80 and IBM's PC (personal computer). Years of breakthroughs followed.

RMP's custom-built PCs became faster with new and more advanced features. Existing clients as well as new ones quickly purchased them. Soon custom software, web design and hosting services were added.

Today, RMP's graphic arts and other services, as well as personal computers and software are sold nationwide and in Canada.

We welcome your comments and any ideas that may help expand and improve our products. Thank you for your interest in RMP.