Laser printers a threat to your health?
May 29, 2009 by Sam Narisi
Is working in an office with laser printers harmful to your health? That’s what a study released in 2007 suggested. Now a new report has some of its own answers. More…
Is working in an office with laser printers harmful to your health? That’s what a study released in 2007 suggested. Now a new report has some of its own answers. More…
In another sign of the toll the recession’s taken on the printing industry, Canon, Inc., the biggest of the Japanese office-equipment makers, recently delayed construction of a factory that would make toner cartridges. More…
A national tech magazine recently asked readers to name the most reliable brand of printers. And the winner is: More…

The latest trick in office supply scams: fooling inexperienced employees into authorizing big purchases the company doesn’t need. More…
According to a recent survey, economic troubles haven’t eroded businesses’ desire to help the environment. More…
In any office, employees spend — many would say waste — a lot of their work days dealing with an influx of paper and digital information. Just how bad has information overload gotten? More…
Hewlett-Packard Labs has some very innovative projects that impact our industry in the pipeline. More…
A law like Sarbanes-Oxley may not come along every year (thank goodness), but that doesn’t mean companies don’t have increasing demands when it comes to compliance. More…

Managed print services are often thought of as an option for huge companies. But is it also a strategy that can help small or mid-size businesses? More…
From AIIM 2009, Michael Madura talks about the Xerox 700 Digital Color Press. More…
Looks like even the federal government needs to re-examine its purchasing strategies: More…
The new line of Kyocera color MFPs comes with two different feeder options and a way to create customized software applications. More…
It’s not the most obvious place to get your supplies, but a religious order in Wisconsin is one of the latest businesses to sell soy-based toner and ink. More…
The state of Washington recently passed a law creating new standards for paper use at its state agencies and campuses. Will more states follow? More…

We talked with Terry Frazier, a consultant who specializes in calculating ROI, about what businesses need to consider before deciding to handle serious printing operations on their own. More…
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Xerox this week announced an innovative new printer multifunctional. Based on improvements to Xerox’s solid ink technology, the company is now able to use solid ink in larger models aimed at business users. More…
A study commissioned by Epson Canada found that many small businesses are not safely storing documents vital to them and their customers. More…
You won’t find Kyocera laser printers at your local Best Buy or Office Depot — the company sells through its dealer chains. More…
All offices have to balance the need to cut paper use with employees’ reliance on paper documents. Here’s an innovation that might soon let you achieve that balance. More…

A total of 818,000 counterfeit HP ink jet cartridges — that’s what local officials in Turkey, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) managed to seize during the first quarter of 2009. More…
From AIIM 2009, Brian Dollard talks about the Oce CS130T Tandem Printing System. More…
Here’s a creative new use for those spent toner and ink jet cartridges. More…
If you’ve always suspected you’re being told to replace ink and toner cartridges before they’re empty, here’s the proof you were looking for. More…
The rate at which Xerox releases new copiers is sometimes astonishing. Based on the existing WorkCentre 7300 series and introduced earlier this year, the Xerox WorkCentre 7346 adds more color speed, a higher duty cycle and more memory. More…
Is the price of ink and toner busting your company’s budget? Even criminals have taken notice. More…