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Xerox launches print management, analytics service

The average employee in North America generates about two pounds of paper a day and nearly 3.7 million tons of copy paper are used annually in the continent according to some studies.

Clearly, predictions of the emergence of the paperless workplace have not come true as some analysts estimate that 95 per cent of business information is still stored on paper.

Printing machine maker Xerox Corp. believes organization can make a big dent in their printing expenses and improve document security as well with the use of better document management tools. The company recently rolled out a print management suite and analytics service designed to track printing stats and “uncover printing behaviours” in the workplace to enable firms to get a firmer grip on their printing expenses.

“As an enterprise’s knowledge capital grows – in both paper and electronic form – the challenge of unlocking it increases exponentially, “ said Mike Feldman, president of large enterprise operations at Xerox. “Without proper management it becomes lost since it lives in so many places and formats.”

He said the company has a three-stage approach to better document management: assess and optimize; secure and integrate; and automate and simplify.

Xerox’s new offerings include:

Xerox is also offering a free software upgrade on the Xerox WorkCentre 3325 multi-function printer that will provide greater integration with the Xerox managed print services.

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