Fuji Xerox stories - Page 5

SMB’s printing needs have changed, says Anthony Toope, Fuji Xerox Printers Australia and New Zealand marketing manager.

NZ’s colour printer market faces a downturn, falling 2.9%. Amid a digital age, firms cut costs, shifting the print industry's future.

Businesses overlook printing as a major energy consumer, but focusing on greener solutions could save costs and reduce carbon footprints.

After a challenging 2011, IDC predicts a surge in printer sales across ANZ with vendors benefiting from a post-disaster and economic recovery demand.

Vendors shift from 'one size fits all' to tailored partner programmes, recognising diverse needs and driving mutual growth and efficiency.

Fuji Xerox Printers unveils a 'revolutionary' printer promising channel partners up to $10,000 per unit sold annually, aiming to redefine the market.

Fuji Xerox triumphs in laser printer sales amid a 7% decline in the ANZ printer market, driven by aggressive price strategies.

Fuji Xerox Printers has launched a new managed print services partner training programme, Steamline, due to launch in New Zealand in February 2012.

Fuji Xerox Printers has launched a new initiative, Ultimate Office, in an effort to help channel partners sell to small, medium and large enterprises.

Tech.Ed's 'The Hub' dazzled with Intergen car races, Xbox contests, and more, even offering espresso and retro arcade fun for attendees.

Managed print services offers resellers more than just an annuity stream, as Fuji Xerox Printers explains to The Channel.

Fuji Xerox Printers has unveiled Ultimate Office, a new ANZ channel partner initiative aimed at equipping SMBs with enterprise-level tech, at its Sydney forum.

Think Renaissance, and many of us think Apple. But the company is keen for resellers to know that it offers a whole lot more besides.

Fuji Xerox Printers revamps marketing and sales teams in Australia and New Zealand with four new appointments to boost its channel partner strategy.

Renaissance to distribute Fuji Xerox products in NZ, expanding its tech portfolio and enhancing the local printer market.

EA gears up to redefine racing with Shift 2 Unleashed, promising an immersive experience with a graphical revamp and new features.

After leaving TIG in October, Rob Spray has joined Zintel Cogent as National Technical Operations Manager, bypassing the expected TUANZ role.

The Beatles finally arrive on iTunes, with single albums costing NZD$21.99, individual songs NZD$2.39, and the Box Set NZD$269.99.

Sachio Semmoto resigns from Telecom board due to health issues, with no immediate replacement planned amid broadband policy uncertainties.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple's unforgettable iTunes announcement is that it's secured the rights to the Beatles back catalogue.