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Articles from January 2007

 
Lexmark and Canon 'flying off the shelves'


Printer manufacturers Lexmark and Canon have both revealed that their printer supplies flew off the shelves in 2006.
Green showroom given platinum praise


A US-based firm has been awarded top honours for its efforts to create the perfect green office environment.
'Soft offices' more popular with employees


Employees are increasingly looking for a "soft environment" in the workplace, office equipment manufacturers have claimed.
Printer efficiency to 'help feed school kids'


Businesses and public sector organisations could save more than £1 billion a year by improving their printing efficiency, a leading printer manufacturer has claimed.
HP brand awareness given massive boost


Brand awareness for office paper manufactured by HP has increased massively, according to the latest Opticom International Research brand equity tracking survey.
Canon posts record-breaking profits


Office equipment manufacturer Canon has revealed that it has made record profits in 2006.
Yorkshire firm to hold office product auction


A Yorkshire-based acoustics firm is to sell 700 items from its base on the instruction of administrators.
Office rent rate hikes 'set to continue'


The cost of renting office space in the UK has risen, new figures from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) have revealed.
$10k theft highlights office security needs


Police in America are investigating a robbery which has seen thieves make off with computers and other office equipment worth $10,000 (£5,100).
Local council to move offices to improve productivity


Aylesbury Vale District Council has confirmed that its staff are to move into new office space in an effort to cut costs and improve productivity.
UK firm unveils first glass office furniture


A Worcestershire-based glass firm has unveiled what it claims is a unique range of office furniture.
Supermarket to 'finish' small businesses


Small businesses in Essex have claimed that the opening of a supermarket will finish them off.
New printer ink standards to help consumers


New standards for printer cartridges and other printer supplies will help consumers make informed choices, the UK's IT, telecoms and electronics trade association has claimed.
HP nears one billion pound recycling target


Office equipment manufacturer HP recycled more than 74 million kgs of hardware and printer cartridges in 2006, the firm has announced.
Xerox patents the future of office products


Xerox is to deliver groundbreaking office products, services and solutions in 2007, according to the company's chief technology officer.
West Sussex business 'lost without office machines'


Businesses in West Sussex are calling on BT to pay them compensation after a fault in a nearby cable left them without telephones and the internet for four weeks.
Canon launches office projectors


Office equipment manufacturer Canon has unveiled three compact projectors designed for use in the office environment.
Cartridge recycling to help preserve wildlife


A waste recycling firm has instigated a strategic alliance with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) which will see the organisation receiving money when printer cartridges are recycled.
POD to explode in the far east


Fuji Xerox has stated that it believes on-demand printing will help its business sales improve by 50 per cent over the next three years.
Office furniture to power phones and laptops


Office furniture could be the latest product to be merged with modern day technology after manufacturer Herman Miller announced plans to develop a desk that works as a charger.
Firms generating 4m tonnes of waste office supplies


Waste office supplies still account for four million tonnes of rubbish, according to a government-backed environmental campaign group.
Binder added to Konica Minolta office machine


In a bid to cut the cost of office machines for businesses, Konica Minolta has announced that is has enhanced one of its bizhub PRO models.
ID theft highlights need for paper shredders


The threat of identity theft is continually on the rise, according to a new white paper, which once again highlights the importance of including paper shredders among your office equipment.
Konica looks to save offices money


Konica Minolta has unveiled a new range of printer supplies that can be used to save offices up and down the country money.
HP launches new scanners


Office equipment manufacturer HP has released two new scanners that it claims will make it easier to digitally catalogue old documents and photos.
Verbatim offers consumers their office on the move


Data storage manufacturer Verbatim has revealed its latest portable device to help make carrying work in your pocket even easier.
2010 games to be supplied by family business


A family-run business has won the right to supply the 2010 Winter Olympic Games with office supplies, it has been revealed.
CAD to make office furniture decisions easier


Businesses around the country will be able to plan their office furniture arrangements with greater ease thanks to a new piece of computer-aided design (CAD) software being launched by Punch.
Woman recovers from guillotine accident to hold her babies


A woman who had both of her hands severed at the wrist in a horrific guillotine-related accident has recounted the joy of holding her children's hands.
Man warned for recycling office supplies


Recycling officials in Hampshire have been lambasted for telling a resident that he had dumped illegal waste by putting shredded office supplies in his collection box.
Lexmark delivers 'powerful office machine'


Lexmark has released an all-in-one office machines onto the market which it claims provides "a new standard for the level of productivity and value that small office and home office should expect form office equipment".
HP claims new Designjet printer will 'save money'


Office equipment manufacturer HP has claimed that its new range of Designjet 8000s series printers will help firms specialising in sign printing save money.
Study reveals what workers do during the day


Workers spend 46 minutes everyday dealing with office equipment problems and wasting office supplies by printing out needless documents, a new study has revealed.
Printer cartridges 'could be taxed'


A UK think-tank has called on the government to levy a "waste tax" on disposable items such as printer cartridges and other products to help alleviate Britain's waste pile.
Office equipment is 'decades behind'


Many firms are continuing to use office equipment and technology which is more than ten years old, according to a recent survey.
Office equipment lifts Germany's economy


Office equipment has helped the German economy grow at its fastest rate in six years, according to reports.
Office equipment found in the garden


Filling the spare room with office equipment is no longer the preferred choice for those working from home, according to reports.
Dell expands its responsible recycling drive


Office equipment manufacturer Dell has extended its recycling network to a host of new countries to help the world recycle its office and printer supplies.
London to be 'remade' by green procurement


The growing demand for environmentally friendly goods and services has given office equipment manufacturers the opportunity to go green, experts have claimed.
World of paper hits Frankfurt


The world of office supplies is gearing up for the Frankfurt leg of Paperworld 2007, set to take place at the end of January.
HP launches tech-savvy office equipment


HP has announced two new pieces of hi-tech office equipment that it claims will appeal to the tech-savvy consumer.
Linksys joins printer to server


A new print server has been launched that can print, scan or copy from any computer connected to a network without the need for its own hard drive.
Office equipment organisation described as 'demeaning'


Government officials have been accused of wasting taxpayers' money after consultants were brought in to show civil servants in the north-east where to place their office equipment.
Peterborough confirms office supply cost cutting measures


Peterborough City Council has confirmed that it will save around £2,000 a week on its bills by streamlining its purchasing of office supplies.
Office supplies 'arranged for optimum efficiency'


Workers at HMRC in Longbenton, North Tyneside, have had their office equipment arranged to ensure optimum efficiency in the workplace.
Charity benefits from inkjet cartridges recycling


The Macmillan cancer charity is to benefit from a new campaign encouraging people to recycle printer cartridges.
Praise for Schneider guillotine


The UCE Birmingham university has heaped praise on the 78 E-Line guillotine from German manufacturer Schneider Senator after installing one of the office machines at its digital print services department.
FinePrint 'could save money on printer supplies'


New software could save businesses significant amounts of money on their printer supplies by giving them better control over how they print.
"Next-generation" printer toner launched by Konica Minolta


A new high definition polymerised printer toner has been launched by Konica Minolta Printing Solutions which, it is claimed, will revolutionise the world of printer supplies.
Recycling of office equipment becomes law


From this week, manufacturers and retailers of office equipment and office machines such as computers and printers will have to pay to have them recovered and recycled.
"New breed" of printer launched by OKI


OKI Printing Solutions has launched a "new breed" of A3 colour printers that are set to take the world of office equipment by storm.
Office supplies review 'cuts carbon footprint'


As concerns grow over the negative effect business is having on the environment, Peterborough City Council is looking to cut it carbon footprint through a comprehensive review of the way in which it procures its office supplies.