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Knowing how your office uses a printer can help maximise your return on investment

Knowing how your office uses a printer can help maximise your return on investment

Tue, 26th Sep 2017
FYI, this story is more than a year old
Kai Ping Lew
KAI PING LEW Editor-in-Chief & News Editor - Security

So your company's legacy office printer is on its last legs.

You've had it for the last ten years, but you know there's not much hope for it anymore - it's going to give up the ghost any day now.

You're starting to look at some options to replace it - but all the new printers in the market sound a bit daunting with their jargon-laden features.

Or maybe your company no longer uses the printer you got a few years ago in the same way that it used to.

Your company has scaled quickly, or the functional purpose of your unit has undergone a fundamental shift.

Meanwhile, in the back of your mind, you have a nagging feeling that there must be a way to improve the processes you're using.

There must be a feature on the smart new printers out there that can do exactly what you need.

Fuji Xerox's new short and sweet PowerPoint slides outline real-world use cases of the features on its printers for enterprises and educators, showing you how Fuji Xerox functions are compatible with how your business runs.

Stored Programming can help a busy high school record the exact button sequence needed to photocopy material and print booklets like students handbooks.

Mobile printing allows a busy real estate office to print brochures, plans, and photos straight from a mobile device without having to sync to a computer first.

These are just two of the examples given on how Fuji Xerox's features could fit into your office's workflow.

If you're thinking of finding a new office printer that's suitable for your office, the slides can help you make sure you're maximising the return on your investment.

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