This Week in Imaging: Hacker Swipes Data from Entire COUNTRY
While breathtaking stories such as this tend to get the headlines, many enterprises still don’t see the security risks inherent in today’s printers and MFPs.
Tagged: Xerox
Xerox Awarded Multi-Year Workplace-Services Contract
Xerox reported today that it’s been awarded a multi-year, multi-million dollar contract administered by the Executive Office of Technology Services...
Moody’s Downgrades Clover Technologies’ Debt Rating
On July 11th, Moody’s Investors Service downgraded its ratings for 4L Technologies Inc., the parent company of Clover Technologies, to......
Tight Job Market, High Turnover Concerns for Copier-Industry Sales Managers
Among the findings of a new 2019 survey is that building a copier sales team has become more challenging because of a tight labor market and high turnover.
This Week in Imaging: Tariff Watch
According to Bloomberg, the United States may be willing to suspend the next round of tariffs on an additional $300...
New Xerox Entry-Level Baltoro HF Inkjet Press Features HD ImageQuality
The firm says the Baltoro is the industry’s only entry-level cut-sheet press that provides automated intelligence and true HD image quality.
HP Inc. Discusses Newly Expanded HP-Xerox Partnership
“The differentiation between the two portfolios is going to stay fairly high.”
This Week in Imaging: Wait-and-See Time for Tariffs
“U.S. consumers, not China, pay the price for tariffs – what more proof does the White House need?”
Former Xerox CEO Joins Siris
Jacobson will oversee Siris portfolio companies, which will likely include Electronics for Imaging.
Fujifilm Not Worried About Expanded Xerox-HP Relationship
“We continue to maintain a cooperative relationship with Xerox.”
Counterfeit Toner and Ink Supplies Continue to Harm Printer Industry
“For companies like HP, counterfeits undermine decades of focused research and testing aimed at creating superior ink and toner, and reliable, high-quality cartridges for our customers.”
This Week in Imaging: How Will China’s New Tariff Affect Office-Imaging Industry?
Last week, we discussed the United States’ latest imposition of tariffs on Chinese-made goods imported into the United States. This...
Xerox Shareholders Approve Holding Company Reorganization
Xerox announced today that shareholders approved its proposal to adopt a merger agreement under which Xerox expects to implement a holding company...
New York Prosecutors Investigating Icahn Stock Trades
Icahn owns approximately 10 percent of Xerox, and was instrumental in thwarting Fujifilm’s take-over of Xerox last year.
This Week in Imaging: The U.S.-China Trade War and the Office-Imaging Industry
Ricoh, for its part, announced this week that it will move some of its printer and MFP production out of China and into Thailand in order to evade U.S. tariffs.
Xerox Previews Latest 3D-Printing Technologies
The firm says it’s leveraging its expertise in digital printing to polymer and metal 3D-printing technologies and will introduce new equipment, materials, services, and design tools to the market.
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