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Strategic.

HP treats CIOs to an evening on Fort Denison
Xerox on Monday offered a glimpse into the future of its printing products, announcing a high-speed inkjet printer that employs a new type of liquid-free ink to produce higher quality prints while reducing costs.
Japanese printing giant Fuji Xerox has bought out Australian managed printing services company Upstream Print Solutions for an undisclosed sum.
The technologies of scanning and optical character recognition have been used by businesses since the 1990s, but are increasingly being called upon in support of a newer concept called the digital mailroom. The idea is that wherever possible, incoming documents are scanned and their data extracted and fed into workflow processes for faster handling. Melbourne-based superannuation fund VicSuper is amongst the latest to take the plunge, installing a large-scale scanner from GBC for its mailroom. Documents are opened by the device and scanned with minimal intervention from human operators, with data extracted by EMC’s Captiva content management software.
CIOs are finding that getting printing under control not only saves money, it opens the door to thinking about their printing requirements more strategically
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