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XMPie, a partner of Xerox, is one of the leading providers of cross-media, variable data one-to-one marketing.  

But what exactly can it do for your business? Who would be a fit for the technology? How much does it cost? 

As a Xerox Platinum Solutions Partner, we will use our expertise in their products to honestly and thoroughly answer your main questions about XMPie. 

The software can be helpful for some businesses, but it does cost money, which means you need to know what you’re getting into before deciding whether to purchase or not. 

Did you know that the average employee prints 34 pages a day? And of those 34 pages, 17% of them go to waste?  

That statistic, courtesy of Offix, is one of the fundamental reasons why you could be overpaying for printing. 

Being that unmanaged printing costs can take up almost 3% of your company’s annual revenue, it is both an area of improvement and an opportunity if you’re looking to save money on your business’s bottom line.  

Printing supplies make up a major portion of the cost of owning a printer/copier. 

Items like toner cartridges, ink cartridges and paper are regularly purchased and used daily in the traditional workplace. 

But how much do these supplies cost? Are you currently overpaying for supplies when you don’t need to? 

As a company that sells office printing equipment, we know as well as anyone how much printing supplies can cost you.  

The Xerox VersaLink C8000, a color printer, is one of the biggest print-only machines Xerox has in its catalog. 

If you’re needing a color printer to print at a high monthly volume, it could be a good fit for you. 

However, without upgrades or other services, the VersaLink C8000 costs almost $3,000, which means you need to know for certain that it is the right machine for you before purchasing. 

How do you decide that, though? 

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 If you’re in the market for a new production printer, like the Xerox PrimeLink B9100, there is a lot that you need to consider. 

Factors such as your print volume, the types of prints you need to make and where you’re going to place the machine are crucial to know before deciding whether a production machine is right for you. 

Because, as you’ll see in this article, production printers are expensive and should only be purchased if you require what they offer.