Tagged With "Photocopier"

the video is from a copier gal from Australia

Eastchester salesman Joseph Holzberg has been ordered to pay Executex, a Hawthorne company, nearly $1.7 million for pocketing commissions on photocopier scam leases. Federal bankruptcy Judge Robert D. Drain issued a default judgment against Holzberg on Dec. 26, in favor of Executex Inc. Holzberg Whether Executex can actually collect on the judgment is questionable, in that Holzberg has filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, declaring $732,080 in assets and $836,400 in liabilities. Chapter 13...

By Sara Belcher Updated 9 hours ago We get it, you're bored. You've run out of things to do, so instead you start searching random questions on the internet, and then you're down a YouTube rabbit hole of things you never thought you needed to know, but you have to know the answer to right now. One of those questions is probably " what happens when you photocopy water? " You've seen people photocopy their butts, animals, and other weird things. But what about water? Luckily, you're not the...

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What not to do/say as a technician https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIqvXzgi2d0

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I posted this elsewhere but thought this would be a good place for this video to reside. It isn't copier industry specific but very applicable. A Few Good Expenses http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OTgb3KO7QM

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In not any particular order, however, "Verbatim: What is a Photocopier, just maybe my favorite of all time!  I ran across this video almost two weeks ago and also have it posted in the forums.  I've also had to chance to share this in the...

September 8, 2014 Marco, Inc., a leading technology services provider in the United States, announced today that it has purchased Northeast Photocopy Company, Inc. (NEP), a copier and printer company located in Appleton and Green Bay, Wisconsin. The 38 employees from NEP have joined the Marco team. Marco currently has offices in Eau Claire, La Crosse and Madison and has over 800 employees throughout their 35 locations nationally. This purchase allows Marco to expand its technical expertise...

CHESTERVILLE — Selectmen agreed Thursday by consensus to stay with their $500 counteroffer made to U.S. Bank regarding the town's buyout of two photocopiers. In September, residents at a special town meeting voted not to ratify a six-year lease for two photocopiers. Selectmen entered the lease three years ago but did not have voters ratify it. The contract was $160 per month for six years, for a total of about $12,000. In December, a letter from U.S. Bank, financier for the copiers...

The company will include the job cuts in its business reconstruction program to be announced as early as this summer. Sharp, unable to reverse its deteriorating earnings, has made it an urgent task to reduce fixed costs. It may implement the job cuts by the end of this fiscal year at the earliest. Since the management crisis at Sharp first surfaced, the company has twice implemented large-scale business restructuring measures aimed at reducing labor costs. read more here

By Tim Wacker, technical writer, NBN Communications The digital age has transformed most paper-dependent industries. Newspapers, magazines, and other publications are online and may no longer have print versions. Email has displaced mountains of snail mail. However, the multibillion-dollar photocopier industry is a notable holdout in this paper-to-digital transformation with printers producing as much paper as ever in offices across the globe. Yet the latest evolution of digital document...

TOKYO -- With the U.S. enacting another round of tariffs on Chinese goods Sunday, Japanese companies that have production in China are scrambling for alternatives to minimize the fallout from the trade war. An additional 15% tariff was imposed on 3,243 items, including many consumer goods like clothing and watches, prompting companies across a wide range of industries to consider shifting production to Southeast Asia and raising prices to cope. Uniqlo operator Fast Retailing bases much of...

Smartphones are "changing the face" of offices by making devices like scanners and photocopiers redundant, according to tech experts. The items were once mainstays of every office but will soon become as outdated as VHS and cassette tapes, according to tech entrepreneur Michael Zhen. He founded CamScanner, an app that allows people to quickly scan and copy documents onto their phones, in 2011. Smartphones were key to helping the app take off in popularity, and Mr Zhen firmly believes they...

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