Office Equipment

In a world where working remotely has become the new norm and doesn’t seem to be disappearing anytime soon, it’s important to adapt alongside the challenges that arise from an entirely new approach to working. Things like not having the right tools for your business needs, communication/coordination challenges, and even network cybersecurity threats, are directly detrimental to the wellbeing of an employee and an organization as a whole. In this article, you’ll find out about the different available options that make working from home just as efficient and secure as being in the office.  

With the world around us constantly changing, and climate change becoming increasingly relevant, Xerox has enacted several different methods towards becoming more sustainable. Through its six main initiatives, several awards and certificates, and commitments and recycling programs, it’s clear Xerox is leading the industry when it comes to sustainability and becoming environmentally friendly. 

The Six Initiatives

Xerox has prioritized sustainability by enacting six specific initiatives:  

When printing promotional material for your business, it can be difficult to stand out from the crowd. We all see hundreds of advertisements a day, and our eyes get used to the colors and textures of different visuals.  

One way to elevate your business is by printing in CMYK+. As experienced copier/printer vendors, we know that many customers can be intimidated by a production style machine, or didn’t even think about printing in metallics and fluorescent colors, but we’re here to tell you that not only is it something that can impress you, but it can impress your customers as well.  

Copiers and printers serve as the backbone for so many of our office processes, that oftentimes we take them for granted when we’re going about our day. But the truth is, office equipment technology has changed so much, that it’s worth noting some of the most interesting aspects of these machines. 

1. Copiers Have Evolved  

From the first commercialized invention by Xerox in 1959 which was just a simple photocopier, to a complete workplace assistant today, copiers have evolved tremendously in the past 60 years. There are now personal copiers for desktops, large copiers for offices, and even production-style machines for print shops.  

Wanting to save money is one thing that a lot of us have in common. If you’ve noticed that your company has been spending quite a bit on color impressions, and you’re looking through the different methods available to you for tracking and controlling your color usage, then Xerox Color Tracking and Y-Soft SafeQ Print Management are probably some features you’ll be interested in.

Here we’ll break down the key features of each one, list the pros and cons, and help you decide which might be better suited for your company’s needs.