NORWALK, Conn. — Xerox office technology, software and apps continue to achieve industry recognition – most recently from IDC and Buyers Laboratory LLC (BLI) – while customers realize the benefits of Managed Print Services (MPS) facilitated by these offerings.  

For the third consecutive year, Xerox was positioned as a leader in the IDC MarketScape: U.S. Smart Multifunction Peripheral 2014-2015 Vendor Assessment1, while BLI selected Xerox as the Document Imaging Solutions Line of the Year winner for the second year in a row.

NORWALK, Conn. — Printers can create and produce more profitable jobs with guaranteed image accuracy and vibrant colors with Xerox’s newest digital color devices – the Versant® 80 Press and the Color 800i/1000i Presses.

For print-for-pay and in-plants, the Versant 80 combines new features and functionality to produce high-end applications faster on more media types. The Color 800i/1000i Presses now offer true Pantone® metallic gold or silver specialty dry inks – giving printers a creative, competitive advantage. With increased automation both devices keep print environments at peak performance levels. 

NORWALK, Conn. — Xerox’s newest press will make inkjet technology a reality for more print service providers by breaking down barriers such as high print volumes, large footprint and cost. The Xerox Rialto 900™ Inkjet Press offers first-of-its kind features and carves out a new space within the booming production color inkjet segment.

The world’s only fully-integrated roll-to-cut sheet, narrow web inkjet press is designed for print providers who produce 1.5 to 5 million impressions per month. It has the smallest footprint of any inkjet press on the market – 11.9 x 5.1 feet/ 3.58 x 1.55 meters (including the press tower) – a cost-effective option for various production environments.

NORWALK, Conn. — Office workers often rely on mobile devices to do their jobs and expect to print throughout their day, whether at a desk, a conference or break room, or even a home office. However, a recent study by IDC1 finds only half of mobile users are able to print within their own company walls, and just one-third can print on the go. New Xerox devices help simplify it so these professionals can print anytime, anywhere with any mobile device.

NORWALK, Conn. — Xerox is working with financial institutions to reduce the estimated $1.1 billion in U.S. check fraud[1] through a new service that detects duplicate checks prior to processing payment.

Duplicate payment processing occurs when a check is deposited to an account more than once – for example, via an electronic check-imaging deposit and then at a bank branch – causing the check issuer to pay more than the original amount.

Xerox can identify and resolve duplicate payments from all sources before funds are transferred. This streamlined approach saves the financial institution time and money by protecting against both fraud losses and costly resolution procedures that typically take up to 30 days to complete.