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Re: Panasonic's A3 Exit
I believe their copier market went south back in the 80's, the machines never ran like the other brands, You could get a machine like the old 1520 or 1300 to PM to PM but when they came out With the 1530 series and 3030 series they started down hill. What use to make me angry is their technology was state of the art. They were using transfer belts in that first 1530 in the 80's and they developed a lot of other ideas. But their weak spot, is the machines never were consistantly good. I am...
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Re: The reason why Ricoh Bought Ikon
Geesh, so where does that leave the likes of KonicaMinolta, Toshiba, Kyocera and Sharp?
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Re: Samsung Brings Copiers With IPhone’s Power to Beat Japan: Tech
What is more troubling about Samsung in the MFP business is their huge cash position and their ability to buy market share. For example, Samsumg A3 MFPs often come bundled with low promo prices, $300.00 Sales spiffs to the sales reps, free shipping, free Galaxy tablets, free Galaxy S3 Smartphones, free technical training with all travel expenses paid and low cost parts with next day arrival. Their current A3 products are as big and heavy as a barn. They seem to work OK although they have...
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Re: Hurricane Sandy Highlands NJ
thanx for posting this, I guess I'm one of the ones. I had so much to do, however I was able to sit at the back on the hill and listen to the the music, rumor was that Bruce Springsteen would make an appearance, I did not hear him however heard some great SSJ music!
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Re: How True!
Born in '69, thanks for the stroll down memory lane. Never failed a grade, but failed a test, ate worms, walked in my friends house without knocking and they did the same at my house. What we did knock was each other out a couple of times, well not completely out. Still walk around with both eyes, but my cousin did lose an eye by putting a stick in it by himself. Broke bones falling out of trees in my neighbors yard and crashing my bike. My friend ran over my knee going about 25 miles per...
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Re: How True!
Born in 1964 too... If anyone should have died it should have been me! I'm sure that building a jump for our bikes on the bottom of a hill would kill kids today...Running through the woods at 10 with my friends, the only surfing I did was on a skateboard, Interwhat? Computer? Nobody could afford a computer, besides, you need another house to put it in. Don't get me started on TV...The only cartoons we ever watched were on Saturday Morning, no Nick, Cartoon Network, etc...No need for a V-Chip...
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Re: I need a leasing company for a new customer
Frankly, if Canon Leasing will take the junk, send it to them. It may help us in the future if the junk goes down hill. Think about it.
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Re: C2500 Media Types
A good rule of thumb is to run no more than about 25% of the machine's recommended monthly volume on "special" paper (e.g. heavy-weight or coated). N.B.-The paper recommendations in this file for the MP C3500/C4500 apply for the C811DN as well...
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Re: Gas Price Check
$3.69 / Oregon!!!!! Diesel at $3.79 Bout time to get one of those "electric powered cars" that all the other Portlanders roll in. NOT I'll stick to my 08 Ford F-350 crew diesel, HILL BILLY'S ROCK!
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Re: Gas Price Check
We'll check back in with you in about 6 months. $3.26 for regular in Nashville.
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Re: White Papers?
AIIM International 1100 Wayne Avenue, Suite 1100 Silver Spring, Maryland 20910, USA Phone: (301) 587-8202 Fax: (301) 587-2711 E-mail: aiim@aiim.org TAWPI 185 Devonshire Street, Suite 770 Boston, Massachusetts 02110-9555 Phone: 1-800-99TAWPI E-mail: info@TAWPI.org AHIMA 233 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2150 Chicago, IL 60601-5519 Main Number: (312) 233-1100 Main Fax: (312) 233-1090 E-mail: info@ahima.org XPLOR 64 Thornridge Crescent Kitchener, ON N2M 4W1 Toll Free: 1-888-258-0335 Fax:...
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Re: Greg Brown
Gregory S. Brown A Mass of Christian Burial for Gregory Scott Brown, 34, of 8-F Doral Drive, Flying Hills, who died in an auto accident Saturday in Cumru Township, will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in St. Stephen Church, Oil City, Venango County. A Memorial Mass will be Monday, Feb. 23, at 6 p.m. at St. Simon and Jude Church, West Broad Street, Bethlehem. Burial will be in Sunset Hill Memorial Gardens, Cranberry, Venango County. Morrison Funeral Home Inc., Oil City, Venango County, is...
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Re: MPC 7500 Coated Paper Settings
I suggest asking your technical department. Glossy paper is not recommended for the Ricoh products. Try using a silk paper it works great. This tip came from a printer friend of mine which uses the Ricoh's in a pay for print environment.
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Re: Looking for great BBQ in NC
Steven I will ask around about bbq in Henderson. There is a NC based small chain called Smithfield bbq, and it is pretty darn good, although there is better off the beaten path (Smithfield bbq's are all along the interstate)Where are you going? There are some good places up near greenville and near chapel hill.
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Re: Aficio League/Savin Sales Circuit/Lanier Rewards Claiming
Perhaps some 411 from a purchasing manager's perspective would be useful ... or maybe it will just throw more fuel on the fire..... If you are claiming a DMAP sale, the horse is already long gone from the barn. We are required to submit client documentation whenever we place an equipment order under a DMAP contract, be it your dealership's sales agreement signed by the client or the client's own PO. I was told (actually by another manufacturer, who has a similar process for their special...
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Re: Print Audit Proudly Announces Promotions for James Hills and David Thorne
Hill! You da man!! Congrats!
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago, The First Week in January 2014
Some great threads here, especially the blog series I wrote for "31 Ways to close more copiers sales". Enjoy these threads from 5 years ago this week! Pacific Office Automation Helps Local Children by Matching Donations in the Fox 12 Holiday Toy Drive Art Post · 1/2/1410:14 PM Pacific Office Automation Pacific Office Automation ( http://www.pacificoffice.com ) is a leader in managed printing solutions and document management software. Since 1976, Pacific has grown to become the industry’s...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago, The Third Week in January 2014
Enjoy the threads from 5 years a go this week! Topic Five Vendors Earn Winter 2014 BLI “Picks” in the A3 Color Category Art Post · 1/23/145:35 PM buyers. Konica Minolta Business Solutions, U .S.A., Inc. Konica Minolta bizhub C 364e Outstanding 31- to 40-ppm A3 Color MFP Konica Minolta bizhub C 454e Outstanding 41- to 50-ppm A3 Color MFP KYOCERA Document Solutions America, Inc. KYOCERA TASKalfa 5551ci (Also sold under the Copystar brand) Outstanding 51- to 60-ppm A3 Color MFP Ricoh Americas...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 15 Years Ago, The Last Week in January 2004
In the next day or so I'll be blogging about the new Ricoh IMC MFP series. There's a lot of new stuff and I'm chomping at the bit to get my hands on one. Enjoy these threads from 15 years ago this week! Peerless Systems Announces Everest Family of MFP Controllers; New Controllers Based on Sierra Techno Boston Mike · 1/28/046:58 AM document products rely on a core set of imaging software and supporting electronics, collectively known as an imaging controller. Peerless' broad line of scalable...
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Windsor’s Konica Minolta to lay off another 219
Business-equipment vendor Konica Minolta, which is closing its two Windsor locations, says it will lay off another 219 workers in December, according to a Department of Labor filing. Konica Minolta, as previously reported , is slated to permanently close its facilities at 500 Day Hill Road and 550 Marshall Phelps Road by Sept. 30, 2019, when it consolidates operations at its U.S. headquarters in New Jersey. In April, the equipment supplier announced its plans to lay off all 431 employees...
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DOCUmation acquires competitor for Texas expansion
San Antonio-based DOCUmation Inc. acquired a competitor in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with plans to expand across North and East Texas markets. DOCUmation, which sells printers, copiers and information technology to business customers. bought Documentworx LLC which is based in Arlington between Dallas and Fort Worth for an undisclosed price. Documentworx was founded in 2012 by Perry Langham and David Jones , state incorporation records show. DOCUmation plans to change the company's name to...
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Ringdale Announces FollowMe® Integration with Lexmark's New A4 Workgroup Printers and MFPs
BURGESS HILL, England , July 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Ringdale, a leading provider of secure document output management solutions, announces today that its FollowMe® Embedded product provides integrated support for Lexmark's new generation of A4 workgroup printers and multi-function products (MFPs). (Logo: http://mma.prnewswire.com/media/476805/FollowMe_Ringdale_Logo.jpg ) Available across the new A4 color CS622de Series, CX520 Series, CX620 Series and large workgroup mono MS820e Series,...
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Eze Castle Integration Ranks as Best Hybrid and Private Cloud Service and Best IT Consultancy Service on HFM European Hedge Fund Technology Award Shortlists
LONDON, Aug. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Eze Castle Integration, Ltd, a leading managed service provider to the financial industry; today announced it has been shortlisted for "Best Hybrid or Private Cloud Service" and "Best IT Consultancy Service" in the HFM European Hedge Fund Technology Awards 2018. The company was also shortlisted in the HFM US Technology Awards for "Best Cyber Security Provider" and "Best Technology Infrastructure Provider." The annual awards acknowledge and celebrate...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 15 Years Ago, The First Week in September 2003
Anders An, joined us 15 years ago. Anders An is the username for a great Print4Pay Hotel member from the Netherlands. I'm hoping Anders cab chime in at the end of this blog and tell us more about the username of Anders An and also share his real name. Enjoy the threads from 15 years ago this week! Printer Trade in Program Jay · 9/2/038:26 AM New(new to me anyway) trade in program for printers /desktops/notbooks/servers/ ect. http:// ricoh .tradeups.com Dear Ricoh Printer Partner, Here is an...
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MSPAlliance Updates and Adds New Certifications for Cloud and Managed Service Providers
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. , Jan. 31, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The International Association of Cloud & Managed Service Providers (MSPAlliance®) today added several new certifications to its MSP/Cloud Verify program. The new certifications are all based on the core UCS (Unified Certification Standard for Cloud & Managed Service Providers) standard, used in the MSP/Cloud Verify program. MSPAlliance also issued its 2019 version of the UCS, which includes several key enhancements around security,...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago (Third Week of March 2009)
I'm booked for ITEX 2019! I'm pretty excited about going. I'll be arriving late on the 22nd and then taking the red eye out Thursday night. I'm hoping to see many P4P members, connect with new peeps along with visiting our sponsors and exhibitors. Hit up the reply and let me know if you'll be there! Enjoy these threads from ten years ago this week! Introducing the NEW bizhub PRO C65hc Digital Color Printing System 3/16/0912:58 PM Marketing Bulletin Bulletin #08-GB-120 Date: March 16, 2009...
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DPCI Announces Partnership with OpenKM for Open Source Document Management
NEW YORK (PRWEB) April 16, 2019 DPCI, a provider of integrated technology solutions for organizations that need to publish content to Web, print, and mobile channels, today announced that it has partnered with OpenKM to deliver open source document and records management solutions. OpenKM is a rapidly emerging leader in robust yet reasonably-priced open source document and records management technology. The company's flagship product, OpenKM, allows customers to scan, index, semantically...
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DOCUmation acquires competitor for Texas expansion
San Antonio-based DOCUmation Inc. acquired a competitor in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with plans to expand across North and East Texas markets. DOCUmation, which sells printers, copiers and information technology to business customers. bought Documentworx LLC which is based in Arlington between Dallas and Fort Worth for an undisclosed price. Documentworx was founded in 2012 by Perry Langham and David Jones , state incorporation records show. DOCUmation plans to change the company's name to...
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Quality Digital Office Technology
Heard from a source today that Quality Digital Office technology of York/Camp Hill was bought by Kyocera and will be a direct branch. Again this is hearsay but is coming from a good source. We'll just have to wait and see.
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COVID19 "Remote Working" Day Forty-Five of Sales
Day Forty-Five and in no time it will be a full quarter since being optioned to the home office. Our blessed Governor post this on Face-book today and the response was WILD! Of course you can only guess at who captioned it with "The fool on the hill". Within a few short hours there were more than 5,000 responses with 90% or more of them being negative. Geesh I wonder why? Monday was a good day since I was able to roll through my list of things to do pretty quickly. In addition I also...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago (First Week of April 2015)
Since the last two to three weeks have been less than perfect I figured we could reminisce when times were better. There's a cool little story about and event that took place in Jamaica while on a Presidents Club trip with Dr. Feelgood. That link is below! Enjoy these awesome threads from five years ago this week! Konica Minolta acquires printing business of Monotech Systems Art Post · 4/7/1510:05 PM NEW DELHI: In a bid to have direct interface with its customers, Japanese printer firm...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago for the First Week of May 2015
I've been in the copier industry for 40 years. Our industry has always been somewhat recession proof since we provide technology services. With another round of lay-offs in recent weeks it seems our industry is not immune to COVID19. We must be prepared for doing business in a post COVID19 business world. Which means protection of our workplace along with putting safeguards in place to protect our clients while we are in their place of business. These plans need to be developed and finalized...
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This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago for the Third Week of May 2015
Saturday morning here in Jersey. Looks like it's going to be a nice day while the we are still in lock down. I'm seeing more cars than every on the highway leading to Sandy Hook, thus the order of stay home is not being heeded by the regular people of NJ. Which is a good thing because people need to be living their lives as they want and not by what the government mandates. Enjoy our marvelous threads from five years ago this week! This Week in the Copier/Office Equipment Industry 10 Years...
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Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Japan’s biggest banks are spending the least amount to cover losses on bad loans this century. That could change as they step up lending to the nation’s ailing electronics companies including Sharp Corp. (6753) The average ratio of reserves for delinquent debt at 84 lenders on the Topix Banks Index (TPNBNK) has dropped to 1.4 percent of total loans, the lowest in at least 12 years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg based on the latest filings. That’s less than half the level in 2000,...
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Re: Rutt's Hut Fried Hot Dogs
nothing for us, I live up on the hill, thus they cakk it Highlannds. The center of town is below sea lever, back in 1991 a noreater blew threw and there was 5 feet of water in most places downtown., We're good thanx for asking!!
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Re: Irene
Art...I hope you are spared from mother nature but she is not letting up. Glad to hear you live on a hill that should help as long as you spared from the winds. Good friend of mine was a consultant working on a project for Discovery Channel in DC when the quake hit. He was freaking out being on the 7th floor and everything was falling to the floor. He said it actually put a decent size crack in the Washington Monument so they closed it down to the public. Then when he was flying back to...
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Re: 3D Systems' Latest Production Printers Are Game-Changer for Cideas
ROCK HILL, S.C., April 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 3D Systems (NYSE DD) announced today that it will bring its next generation consumer and professional 3D content-to-print experience to the first Inside 3D Printing Conference and Expo at the Javits Convention Center, New York City, NY, from April 22 -- 23, 2013, booth 102. 3D Systems plans to showcase its latest line up of consumer and professional 3D printers, 3D printed products, and apps delivering an exclusive 3D lifestyle experience.
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Re: GBC Streampunch
Neal: These were messages already posted in reference to the Streampunch. I have one in the field with no complaints. I solf two more today. Rick Rivera New Member posted Tue December 30 2003 03:22 PM sold a gbc streampunch in November. Removed it in December. A) "hanging chads" not falling into "bucket", falling into the unit itself jamming the entire system. B) during our "launch"...'it's really cool and it can go on the 2090&2105'[nice launch, huh?]...no notification that in fact...
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Microsoft Lists XP SP2 Problems
Mon Aug 16,12:56 PM ET Add Technology - NewsFactor to My Yahoo! Kimberly Hill , www.newsfactor.com With automatic download of Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT - news) enormous SP2 security patch to the Windows XP (news - web sites) operating system set to...
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A Road Less Traveled
Some roads just seem to have a bad reputation for some reason. Often it is due to an infamous historical happening that occurred along the byway. Sometimes it takes nothing more than the dark foreboding environs of an isolated roadway to earn it its...
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HP & Ink
HP's $12B Ink Business "Printing Money" 5 Digital Imaging Acquisition Targets Satellite Imaging Seeks A Change In Scenery Best Photo Blogs Poll: How will you use mobile streaming video? Discuss this story In a business park perched on a hill in...
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PAPER HAS ALWAYS BEEN A PART OF THE ....
"Paper has always been a part of the enterprise data stream," observes document capture industry analyst Harvey Spencer of East Northport, NY-based Harvey Spencer Associates. "Now, businesses are waking up to the fact that it hasn't gone away, so they...
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Paradigm Imaging Group Establishes Paradigm Financial Services
PARADIGM IMAGING GROUP3010 RED HILL COSTA MESA, CA 92626(888) 221-7226 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jane NapolitanoEmail: jane@paradigmimaging.com Web site: http://www.SCANtopia.com Paradigm Imaging Group Establishes Paradigm Financial Services...
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Ricoh Innovations, Inc., a small, but highly-charged staff
Business Analyst (menlo park) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reply to:job-kvgc6-1191623202@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?] Date: 2009-05-27, 11:11AM PDT Business Analyst Ricoh Innovations, Inc., a
small, but highly-charged staff organization dedicated to fostering
innovation within a visionary and creative multinational company
headquartered in Japan. RII seeks a business analyst with Business Development/Venture Development...
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Public sector lags behind in electronic document management
Public sector lags behind in electronic document managementSubmitted by: Portfolio Communications Wednesday, 24 June 2009 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Gerrards Cross, UK – 24th June 2009 –...
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Weekend Industrty Notes from 09/20/09
Weekend MFP Industry Notes Newsletter9-20-09- BIG NEWS! Canon announced it will allow Hewlett Packard to sell most of its copier product line with Canon name. Details: - Expansion of 25 year relationship between Canon and Hewlett Packard - This is a...
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Teachers labor to pay for copiers
They work at local eateries for fundsMonday, March 16, 2009 By BRENDAN KIRBY Staff ReporterHow tight is money these days in the Mobile County public schools? So tight that teachers at Mary B. Austin Elementary School in Spring Hill will be working at...