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Articles from December 2006

 
Hi-tech office equipment to cut travel


Offices are being urged to do their bit for the environment by consigning nine to five working days to history.
Students want office supplies taken care of


Students in Wales have lobbied their university to implement better environmental provisions, according to the newspaper Gair Rhydd.
Hi-tech equipment to keep Worcester green


The city of Worcester is being called upon to be as green as possible by local environment officials and charities, according to reports.
Boxes to make recycling easier in Chelsea


Offices in west London are to get special boxes to help them implement effective workplace recycling schemes.
Local councils club together to cut cost of office supplies


Local authorities in the north-east of England have cut their office supply bills by 44 per cent, according to reports.
Scottish office equipment sales tail off


A decline in the amount of office equipment being sold has been blamed for the downturn in Scottish exports over recent years.
Toshiba tipped for the top by resellers


Toshiba has received special praise for its range of toners and printer cartridges from digital image printing and review website BERTL.
UniKeep binder offers 'latest storage solution'


Office supplies manufacturer UniKeep has released a mini version of its View Case Binder.
Shredded paper is 'a nuisance' to recycle


While the benefit of having a paper shredder in the home or office has come to prominence in recent months, some local councils have reported problems dealing with the increased volume of additional paper.
Office products to raise cash for charity


A new fundraising discount card will let consumers generate money for worthy causes while purchasing office products.
Printer cartridges to help cancer support


Disused and empty printer cartridges are to help raise money for cancer care after a new recycling initiative was launched.
Office printer money saving tips revealed


Businesses could help to reduce their office equipment and printer costs by adopting a number of money saving tips, claims a leading printing company.
Lexmark office printer scoops top honours


Lexmark's office printer has been recognised for its innovation and reliability in a major industry competition.
Almost all office workers aware of 'printing impact'


Nearly all office workers are aware of the impact printer supplies have on the environment, according to recent research.
Only 3% of homes 'take care to prevent identity theft'


A survey by office supplies manufacturer Fellowes has revealed that 97 per cent of households in the UK regularly throw away information that could be used by criminals to steal identities.
Paper shredders 'will keep Christmas jolly'


Scottish police have advised those heading away for the festive season to ensure that all non-essential documents containing personal data are put through a paper shredder.
Government officials 'wasting money' on office supplies


Government departments are paying 600 per cent more than they should for office supplies, according to an investigation.
Big Brother office equipment


Office equipment manufacturer Brother has unveiled a new all-in-one inkjet printer that can fax, scan and copy.
FSB calls on DTI to start WEEE campaign


The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called on the government to make firms aware of their duty to responsibly dispose of old office equipment.
Offices roasted for electrical waste


Office equipment left on standby over the Christmas period will waste enough energy to roast 4.4 million turkeys, a new report has claimed.
Skype 2.2 takes office equipment out of the workplace


Office workers will now be able to take their office equipment outside of the work environment thanks to the launch of Skype 2.2 Beta.
Paper shredder accident leads to amputation


A hungry family pet has escaped with its life after a run-in with a paper shredder, reports the Daily Record.
Brother launches big advertising campaign


Office equipment specialist Brother has launched a massive £1 million advertising campaign aimed at teleworkers.
Bio-ink to rebuild bones


Boffins in America have created an inkjet printer that can create bones and muscle by using bio-ink to recreate cellular patterns.
Microsoft to integrate communications with office products


Technology giant Microsoft is set to further enter the world of telephony with a range of new software that is set to integrate office products with a firm's communications network.
Office furniture plays part in businesses' attempts to go green


Social enterprises are booming in the UK, according to a report in the Times newspaper.
Governments agree to UN e-waste pact


Governments from around the world have agreed to try and put a cap on the amount of e-waste created by businesses and firms.
VoIP 'poses unknown security threat'


Proper regulation needs to be put in place before voice over internet protocol (VoIP) technology can replace traditional office equipment, a technology analysis firm has claimed.
VoIP to replace traditional office equipment


Up to 80 per cent of employees could soon be using voice over internet protocol (VoIP) telephones, according to the latest research.
Office equipment 'failing to meet green standards'


Office equipment is coming under fire from environmental lobbyists for failing to live up to green expectations.
FIRA launches Easy Build guidelines


The Furniture Industry Research Association (FIRA) has launched a new assessment grade that it hopes will make office furniture woes a thing of the past.
Stately home owner hit with £42k office furniture bill


A stately home owner has been ordered to foot a £42,000 bill for office furniture which he had refused to pay for.
Office supplies to 'cut council costs'


Financial experts have claimed that office supplies could help Peterborough City Council save a massive £9 million a year.
New office equipment copies 21st century technology


The designers at Buffalo have had a busy few weeks, taking everyday office equipment and giving it a thoroughly 21st century flavour.
Printers and guillotines recovered in forgery raid


Police have recovered printers and guillotines as part of a raid on a criminal gang responsible for around two thirds of all counterfeit money circulating in the UK economy.
Police promote paper shredders


South Yorkshire Police have joined forces with office equipment experts ACCO to help prevent business fraud, according to reports.
LDA wants LESS office supplies wasted


A new business support scheme has been launched to help companies in London turn green and reduce the amount of office supplies they use.
Sainsbury's launches inkjet cartridge scheme


Consumers can now cheaply and safely recycle their inkjet cartridges by taking them down to Sainsbury's.
New office product cleaning solution to premiere at Paperworld


AF International, a leading supplier of specialist cleaning products designed for office equipment and computers has announced a new range that it is to launch in 2007.
Practical products to be 'office trend in 2007'


Well-designed and practical office products will be at the heart of office supply choices over the next 12 months, according to a renowned trend researcher.
Office supplies 'a threat to security'


Printers and other office equipment will be part of the group of products responsible for security threats next year, according to computer security expert McAfee.
Panasonic prevails in office equipment poll


Panasonic has won a prize for its range of copiers in the annual JD Power 2006 Business Copier Customer Satisfaction study.