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Archive for January, 2007

Lexmark and Canon ‘flying off the shelves’

By Paperstone on January 31, 2007 in Ink Cartridges And Toners with 0 Comments

Printer manufacturers Lexmark and Canon have both revealed that their printer supplies flew off the shelves in 2006. Canon claims that sales of its printers and printer supplies were up throughout the entire 12 months of 2006, with Lexmark adding that the final quarter was a particularly robust one for its sales. Lexmark chairman and […]

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Green showroom given platinum praise

By Paperstone on January 31, 2007 in Office Supplies with 0 Comments

A US-based firm has been awarded top honours for its efforts to create the perfect green office environment. Carpet manufacturer Interface joined forces with design firm TVS Interiors in a bid to create a showroom that was also a haven for environmentalists. And its efforts to help create a sustainable working environment have been deemed […]

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‘Soft offices’ more popular with employees

By Paperstone on January 30, 2007 in Office Furniture with 0 Comments

Employees are increasingly looking for a "soft environment" in the workplace, office equipment manufacturers have claimed. Michael Dunlap, an office furniture consultant, claims to have noticed that many workplaces are changing to meet the needs of 21st century employees. He claims that offices are no longer daunting environments with individual cubicles designed to keep employees […]

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Printer efficiency to ‘help feed school kids’

By Paperstone on January 30, 2007 in Ink Cartridges And Toners with 0 Comments

Businesses and public sector organisations could save more than £1 billion a year by improving their printing efficiency, a leading printer manufacturer has claimed. OKI, in conjunction with the Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR), has carried out research that indicates a large amount of printing is being carried out needlessly. Around £5.3 billion […]

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HP brand awareness given massive boost

By Paperstone on January 30, 2007 in Office Supplies with 0 Comments

Brand awareness for office Paper manufactured by HP has increased massively, according to the latest Opticom International Research brand equity tracking survey. HP office Paper has risen from 12th in the 2005 rankings to 3rd in 2006, although HP’s office supplies still trail behind Xerox and Impega in the brand awareness stakes. The Opticom International […]

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Yorkshire firm to hold office product auction

By Paperstone on January 29, 2007 in Office Supplies with 0 Comments

A Yorkshire-based acoustics firm is to sell 700 items from its base on the instruction of administrators. Castle Acoustics is set to sell a number of pieces of manufacturing equipment in a sale to be held this Tuesday. Other items to be sold include the firm’s vehicles and the office equipment and furniture from its […]

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$10k theft highlights office security needs

By Paperstone on January 26, 2007 in Security Products with 0 Comments

Police in America are investigating a robbery which has seen thieves make off with computers and other office equipment worth $10,000 (£5,100). The incident took place at the Greater Berks Convention & Visitors Bureau in Reading, Pennsylvania last Sunday and was only reported when a member of staff returned to the building that evening. Investigators […]

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Local council to move offices to improve productivity

By Paperstone on January 25, 2007 in Office Supplies with 0 Comments

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. A meeting of the council earlier this week gave the go-ahead for staff to move into new purpose-built offices elsewhere in Aylesbury. The move will allow employees to work in […]

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Supermarket to ‘finish’ small businesses

By Paperstone on January 25, 2007 in Office Supplies with 0 Comments

Small businesses in Essex have claimed that the opening of a supermarket will finish them off. Sainsbury’s has confirmed that it is to submit a planning application to expand its store in Hornchurch to accommodate more products under one roof. The plans involve the store expanding on to its current car park and creating a […]

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Woman recovers from guillotine accident to hold her babies

By Paperstone on January 15, 2007 in Guillotines with 0 Comments

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. Sharon Jackson became the first person in the UK to have both of their hands surgically reattached after hers were sliced off by a guillotine at the wallPaper factory […]

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