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Hi Guys,

Any thoughts on how copier manufacturers with digital color presses (imagepress, docucolor, Ricoh/KM Pro etc) are going about competing against the Indigo and Igen presses of the world?

Product adjustments?
Pricing moves?
etc?

Also, any observations on what it takes for printing companies to make the switch?

Thanks for the insight,

Jake
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Haha,

Thanks Shaja....I did some lurking on PrintPlant too

Looks like the keys are quality output, reliability, and availability of service techs.

Big advantages of the copier-makers' presses are price, size, and operator payroll cost savings.

overall though it looks like the copier makers' presses are not replacing the indigos and iGens of the world. More like they are replacing lower-end light production systems.
The growth is on the very high end and the very low end in the this business. I would tend to think that it's not long before the copier manufacturers attack the extreme high end in years to come.

As being "GREEN" becomes ever more popular to save paper, I think copies, and print clicks will move downward, thus forcing the manufacturers to capture more high end placements.

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