Tagged With "Chester Carlton"

A well-known Greater Chicago business, Des Plaines Office Equipment and its northern Indiana affiliates, Kramer & Leonard McShane’s, will soon operate under a new common name, Pulse Technology ( http://pulsetechnology.com ). All of the locations will officially change to Pulse Technology effective January 1, 2019. The transition follows a re-branding effort undertaken at the direction of the company owners. There is no change in the ownership or management of the companies. For Chip...

WEEKEND MFP INDUSTRY NOTES6-14-09The following is a quick review of copier/MFP industry news from various trade publications. Densigraphix, a Buffalo, NY company that makes generic toner cartridges, announced it has joined the Business Technology...

In 1938, the first Xerox photocopy was made by Chester Floyd Carlson, an American physicist. Carlson spent 20 years trying to find a company to produce his machine. Haloid Co. first marketed a Xerox copier in 1959 and then changed its name to Xerox Corp.

MENLO PARK, CA, Aug 28, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Ricoh Innovations, Inc. ("RII"), a Silicon Valley-based subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., which develops innovative technologies and new business opportunities for Ricoh, today announced that...

NEWS – For Immediate Release February 25, 2014 EFI to Present at Upcoming Investor Conferences FREMONT, California -- February 25, 2014 -- Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (Nasdaq:EFII), a world leader in customer-focused digital printing innovation, today announced it will be presenting at the following investor conferences in March: JMP Securities Technology Conference - Tuesday, March 4, 2014 Where: The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco David Reeder, EFI's chief financial officer, and Marc Olin,...

The copy machines of today get a lot of action from office temps and owners of lost dogs, but did you know that the xerox machine has played a small-but crucial-role in modern art? Xerography, a new exhibition at a UK gallery called FirstSite,...

Posted on The Record Live Four different county departments scored new copy machines to replace decade-old equipment. Commissioners voted 4-0 to spend a total of $22,400 for the auditor, adult probation, elections and purchasing departments to get Minolta and Sharp copiers. County Judge Stephen Brint Carlton was absent for the fourth straight week. He has been on Air Force reserve duty at the Pentagon for the past three weeks. At the March 13 commissioners’ meeting, Human Resource Director...

The story of the invention of the photocopy machine—or the “Xerox machine” as many call it—dramatizes both cherished and contested features of intellectual property. It dramatizes the myth of the lone inventor, here Chester Carlson, born poor and disadvantaged, who made his fortune from the invention but not before toiling in a patent office and in his own start-up for decades. But the development of the Xerox machine is also the story of collaboration and teamwork, which is essential to...

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug. 02, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aunalytics , a leading data platform company delivering Insights-as-a-Service for mid-market businesses, today announced that South Bend, Indiana-based 1st Source Bank, is adopting Aunalytics Secure Managed IT Services so that it can quickly leverage cloud technology and also upgrade baseline infrastructure. Under the new arrangement, Aunalytics’ services will include data center infrastructure, server infrastructure, endpoint management,...

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This Week in Copiers Five Years Ago First Week of April 2018 Real Copier Sales Differentiating the price buyer from the value buyer was a conversation I had last week with one of our VIP/Premium Print4Pay Hotel members. I'll start with why I found this to be an important topic. If you follow or are connecting with many of the sales soothsayers on Linkedin most of them are missing the point when it comes to selling. Note I did not mention sales but "selling" which is the act of closing the...

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