This Week in Imaging: AI for Office Print Hype Continues as Practical Applications Emerge
AI does offer real practical benefits for the office-print world – but all the AI in the world isn’t going to increase office print volumes.
Tagged: Xerox
Xerox Named a Leader in Artificial Intelligence
Through its X.Assist framework of AI agents, Xerox aims for AI agents to optimize or execute 50 to 70 percent of work by 2027.
This Week in Imaging: New Diversification Trends at Office Print Companies
A recent reorganization at Ricoh Japan underlined how the company is continuing to strengthen its diversification, in this case by......
Xerox Expands Access to Lexmark Product Lineup to Legacy Xerox Clients
Xerox is continuing its integration of Lexmark International, announcing today that legacy Xerox clients and partners worldwide…
Surging Computer Memory Costs Will Reduce PC and Smartphone Shipments in 2026
Because of surging memory costs, entry-level PC segment also forecast to disappear by 2028.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. May Fight Tariff Refunds, Plus this Week’s News and Analysis
About 2,000 companies, including many document-imaging companies, have filed lawsuits with Court of International Trade (CIT) challenging the legality of the IEEPA tariffs and seeking refunds in the millions of dollars.
Xerox Previews New Production-Print Solutions at European Conference
“Production print is a strategic pillar for Xerox, and we are investing boldly in high-speed inkjet, AI-driven workflow and digital embellishment to help our clients enter a new era of print.”
A Look at the Leaders In AI-Enhanced Printers and Copier/MFPs
We take a deep dive into who’s using AI the most to improve the printer and copier/MFP experience. In general, AI-enhanced technology is being used to improve applications for predictive service, intelligent document processing (IDP), security, user experience, and fleet optimization.
New Xerox Joint Venture Designed to Sell, Protect, and Manage Xerox Intellectual Property
The interesting news from Xerox continues, as the company seeks to integrate Lexmark International, pay down debt it used to purchase Lexmark, and return to profitability.
Xerox Restructures Sales Organization, Confirms New Layoffs
“Unifying the Xerox–Lexmark sales model allows us to eliminate redundancies, improve efficiency, and increase our ability to deliver value as we sharpen our focus on sustained revenue, profitability, and long-term performance.”
This Week in Imaging: Xerox-Lexmark Integration Progress, Plus a Tariff Update
One of the biggest questions this year in the office imaging industry will be if Xerox can successfully integrate Lexmark International to become, as it’s promised, “a print powerhouse.”
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Leadership Discusses Memory Shortage, Debt Pay-Down, Lexmark Integration
“We expect tailwinds in 2026 to steadily grow from the launch of new product offerings, a fully integrated IT solutions organization, and a soon-to-be unified Xerox Lexmark sales organization.“
Lexmark Boosts Xerox’s Revenue, But Company Continues to Report Losses
Xerox today released financial results for its fourth quarter and full year…
RJ Young Announces New Partnership Agreement with Xerox
Office-equipment dealer RJ Young announced today a new partnership agreement with Xerox The agreement establishes an extension of its existing......
Xerox Settles Insider Trading Lawsuit Involving Carl Icahn and HP Inc.
On December 31, 2025, the Supreme Court of the State of New York released a decision agreeing to a settlement between Xerox, Carl Icahn…
This Week in Imaging: A Look at the Downsides and Risks – and Upsides and Strengths – for Xerox
Xerox is currently navigating a high-risk turnaround environment driven by weak profitability and high credit leverage, secular office page volume declines, and general global economic uncertainties. But a number of upsides remain, like a large installed base and the ability to handle large, complex deployments.
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