Xerox

PLEASANTON, Calif. — Xerox (NYSE: XRX) today announced that the Xerox DocuMate® 4830 workgroup scanner now includes updated hardware to increase black & white scanning speeds by 67 percent, from 30 to 50 pages per minute. Scan speed in duplex mode is 100 images per minute. The scanner has both an A3-sized flatbed for larger documents and a 75-page automatic document feeder through which long documents (up to 118 inches in length) can be scanned.

Executive Summary

While today's CIOs have their heads in the cloud, they'd do well to look first under the sea at the hidden parts of the iceberg that represent the huge and unseen costs of Enterprise printing. By working with a managed print service (MPS) provider, significant cost reductions of 20% to 30% can be achieved in the total cost of printing. 

In today’s print environment, time is money. Fortunately, the Xerox D95/110/125/136 Copier/Printer can help save you both. It does this through unsurpassed productivity and ease of use, helping to reduce time loss associated with unnecessary downtime.

The D-Series Products have the power to print more for less, all while delivering stunning quality that’s sure to excite.

One of the many advantages of the D-Series Products is the customer replaceable components (CRC). With just a few simple steps, it’s easy for any operator to change an imaging drum or toner cartridge. By changing the components on your own, you no longer need to make service calls…which means you can get back to work, faster. The D-Series Products even allows operators to load and unload paper while the device is running. This allows for continuous operation which helps to substantially increase productivity.

This is a white paper on how to use paper more responsibly, reduce the amount of paper that your organization uses and effectively drive business improvement from a cost, communication, and environmental standpoint.

Paperless or Less Paper?

As long ago as the late 20th century, people began talking about the possibility of a “paperless office.” The first prediction of the paperless office was actually introduced in an article in Business Week in 1975 on “The Office of the Future.” It became a buzzword in the 1980s. It coincided with the advent of the personal computer, and the hope was that all documents could be processed electronicallyand that paper would become irrelevant. 

Background

Founded in 1973, Wilmington, Delawarebased Associates International (Ai) has been a leading regional commercial printer for over 38 years. In 1997, Ai expanded into digital printing and mailing services, beginning its transition from a traditional print service provider to the successful marketing service provider it is now. Today, Ai offers personalized, on-demand and conventional printing as well as web-based document management to both large and small customers. A long-standing Xerox customer, its digital division includes two Xerox® iGen3® Digital Production Presses and one Xerox® iGen4® Press, all with CREO Color Servers.