Xerox Creates New ‘Chief Communications & Brand Officer’ Position
This week, Xerox announced that it had created a new C-level position: “chief communications and brand officer.” The position will...
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New Xerox Services for Automating Time-Consuming Business Processes
Xerox today announces a new services portfolio consisting of five horizontal and four industry-specific services designed to streamline time-consuming business processes, including those in healthcare, government, retail, and insurance.
This Week in Imaging: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like HP Acquires Xerox
While this is of course speculation, it’s beginning to look a lot like HP Inc. will acquire Xerox – not......
HCL Announces Outsourcing Agreement with Xerox
On March 19th, HCL Technologies announced that it signed a managed services agreement with Xerox under which HCL will manage portions of Xerox’s shared services, including global administrative and support functions.
Xerox Seeks to Sell Financing Unit; Contracts with HCL for Outsourcing
Xerox also reported that, this month, it had entered into a shared services agreement with HCL Technologies, under which it will seek to outsource certain global administrative and support functions
This Week in Imaging: OfficeJets Moving on Up; HP-Xerox Merger Thoughts
One of the office-imaging industry’s perennial trends was on display this week with HP Inc.’s introduction of new OfficeJet Pros....
Xerox Spin-Off Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges violations of Sections 10(b) and 20(a) of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
This Week in Imaging: Office Depot-Alibaba Partnership May Mean Supplies Trouble for OEMs
As Amazon made it easy for thousands of Chinese vendors to sell to Americans, Office Depot could be also making it much easier for Chinese vendors to sell printer and copier consumables to Americans.
Xerox Seeking to Become Wholly Owned Subsidiary
The proposed reorganization comes just a few weeks after a New York judge’s decision not to dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 billion lawsuit against Xerox.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Delays Higher China Tariffs; HP Financials; Fujifilm Lawsuit; More
We’re sure many in the industry breathed a sigh of relief this week when President Trump announced that the United...
New Xerox Instant Print Kiosk with Print-from-Cloud, More
The kiosk solution also features remote device administration (EFI Self-Serve Admin Central), payment transactions, accounting, cloud-based faxing, and end-to-end data security protection.
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Xerox
A Manhattan federal judge has rejected Xerox’s request to dismiss Fujifilm’s $1 billion lawsuit against Xerox, stating that one of Xerox’s arguments was “thoroughly unpersuasive.”
EU Ready to Target Xerox, Others, if U.S. Imposes Auto Tariffs
The U.S. administration claims that the tariffs are for protecting the United States’ national security, as it did last year when it placed tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum.
This Week in Imaging: Thank You for Your Patience
Among the many, many things that try men’s souls, high on the list is trying to renew a lapsed domain...
Xerox to Close Almost Half of GIS Offices
Two sources “with knowledge of the restructuring” said Xerox plans to close roughly half of the XBS locations across the country, keeping the 40 geographical “core” businesses intact, but closing many of the smaller field offices.
This Week in Imaging: Staples’ Acquisition of DEX Imaging: Game-Changer?
One of the most interesting and potentially game-changing news items this week was Staples’ announcement that it had signed...
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