This Week in Imaging: ‘When in Doubt, Hit Print’
This week we were in court for a routine matter, and one thing that struck us was how much lawyers print. Not just a few pages, but stacks and stacks, carried around in bags the size of overnight bags. In many high-profile cases, you may also see assistants wheeling in boxes of printed documents. While many jurisdictions accept electronic submissions, the mindset still seems to be “when in doubt, hit print.” And of course, those print-outs are in legal-size format, and are charged to the client.
So while we in the office-imaging industry have become used to the idea that office print volumes are steadily declining – and they are – printing is still quite the norm in some sectors and isn’t going to go away for some time.
This Week in Imaging:
Canon Files Appeal to Reverse ITC Ruling of Non-Infringement
Kodak Reports Loss for Fiscal Year
Canon Wins Against ValueToner and Obtains Another Amazon Take-Down
PE Firm Oval Partners Continues Expansion in Southwest
Epson Expands Automatic Ink-Delivery Service
Latest Mopria App Version Features New MS Office Feature
ABBYY Launches New Platform for Automating Business Processes
Xerox First to Receive Authorization for Providing MPS to Federal Agencies
HP Names Distribution Partner of the Year
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