Xerox - 4/17/2013

Fiery Driven Xerox WorkCentre 7800 Series Multifunction Printers Transform Office Printing

EFI™ (Nasdaq: EFII), a world leader in customer-focused digital printing innovation, provides office workgroups with advanced color 
management, productivity tools and built-in printing solutions for mobile devices with its new Fiery® Network Controller for Xerox® 
WorkCentre™ 7830/7835/7845/7855 Multifunction Printers.
 
Based on the award-winning Fiery platform, this digital front end (DFE) delivers ready-to-use documents faster than ever before with 
high-quality print output. The Fiery DFE excels at producing color-critical office documents that contain logos, graphics, custom colors 
and photographs. It also supports Xerox WorkCentre finishing devices, allowing the production of professional-looking office documents, 
such as manuals, sales proposals, and booklets. In addition, powerful standard and optional Fiery applications enable workflow 
automation to streamline the printing of more complex jobs.
 
“The fast processing times, high image quality and an intuitive interface on this newest Fiery DFE are must-haves for fast-paced 
office environments,” said John Henze, vice president of Fiery marketing, EFI. “But, our new offering for Xerox WorkCentre 7800 
series multifunction printers takes things a step further, with mobile printing, seamless accounting system integration and many 
other available features that give businesses the ultimate combination of workgroup functionality and smart printing management.”
 
Intuitive operation and flexible printing capabilities
 
Producing more complex documents in-house has never been easier with Fiery VUE, a visual print application that gives users the 
ability to import and edit content from multiple sources. Using Fiery VUE, businesses can reduce their printing footprint by consolidating 
information and producing more customized documents with fewer pages.
 
An optional Fiery Options Bundle delivers a powerful combination of software applications – Fiery Spot-On™, Auto Trapping, Fiery Hot 
Folders and Fiery Virtual Printers – that deliver color optimization and workflow automation for increased print quality and efficiency. 
With the bundle, office workgroups can produce consistent and accurate corporate colors while automating tedious printing set-up 
processes to make users more productive than ever before.
 
Integration with leading-edge tools
 
The new Fiery DFE for the Xerox 7800 WorkCentre Series offers seamless integration to Xerox’s top, high-value office solutions and tools, 
such as Xerox Remote Services. It also provides the single IP connection that makes it easy to integrate with ConnectKey™ office solutions 
such as Equitrac Office, Equitrac Professional and Nuance ScanFlowStore that are built on the Xerox Extensible Interface Platform (EIP).
 
Cost accounting integration is another built-in feature on the server that allows cost data from supported 3rd party solutions to be 
embedded in the print job information to ensure jobs are attributed to the appropriate cost centers. In addition, it provides simple 
integration with Xerox Standard Accounting software and third-party systems for accurate job tracking and easy access to data.
 
The Fiery DFE enables users to print from iPad™, iPhone® and iPod touch® applications wirelessly to their Xerox WorkCentre MFP, 
increasing the flexibility and productivity of office workers.

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Xerox - 4/8/2013

Xerox’s New Program Rewards Customers with Cool Gifts for Purchasing Genuine Supplies

Buying printer supplies just got a lot more fun with Xerox’s new loyalty program that lets customers redeem points for gift cards, 
downloadable music, movies, books, travel, Xerox equipment and more. 
 
Genuine Xerox Rewards – with more than three million items to choose from – is the first of its kind for this industry. Beyond the 
opportunity to enjoy the program’s unique rewards package, using genuine Xerox supplies is a smart business decision, as it 
protects the equipment and ensures years of reliable operation and quality output. The program also validates the authenticity 
of the products, letting customers know they are purchasing genuine supplies, not counterfeit items. 
 
The program rewards customers using authentic Xerox solid ink and toner products for their desktop single and multifunction printers. 
Customers immediately earn 1,000 points for enrolling in the program, one point for every dollar spent on Xerox supplies and an 
additional 100 points for each eligible device registered.
 
Recognizing the different supply needs and purchasing requirements of customers, Genuine Xerox Rewards offers the following:  

    Points can be accumulated no matter how supplies are purchased, including from Xerox partners, resellers, retail stores or 
eCommerce websites.
    Incentives can be redeemed with even small point balances.  
    Rewards can be directed as gifts to family and friends or as charitable donations.
    Extra points can be garnered when customers participate in other activities on the rewards website.
    Points do not expire as long as users remain active in the program.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 2/13/2013

Creating a Simpler, Secure Workflow: Xerox Technology

Xerox (NYSE: XRX) today introduced ConnectKey™, a software system embedded in Xerox multifunction printers (MFPs) and a set of 
solutions that respond to an increasingly mobile workforce and the need for more advanced IT security across connected devices.

Sixteen ConnectKey MFPs – including the new WorkCentre® 5800 and 7800 Series – will use the industry’s first embedded security 
protection from McAfee, giving IT managers more control and peace of mind in “bring your own device” (BYOD) workplaces. 
ConnectKey MFPs also have an extra layer of security with Cisco’s TrustSec, which protects data paths to and from the devices.

With ConnectKey’s open Application Programming Interface (API), sales channel partners, systems integrators and resellers can 
develop and embed apps on the MFP with no additional software requirements.  

“ConnectKey was designed for one purpose: to simplify how work gets done in a secure, ‘always on’ world,” said Douraid Zaghouani, 
president, Channel Partner Operations, Xerox. “Through the MFP as a secure hub, ConnectKey’s features include the ability to scan 
and upload documents to cloud repositories, send business-critical documents directly into workflow processes and print securely 
and easily from any mobile device. It’s Xerox innovation that takes hassles out of workdays and adds more productivity into workplaces.” 

Concord Hospitality Enterprises Company, a hotel management and development company based in Raleigh, N.C., recognizes the 
benefits of ConnectKey – such as scanning to SharePoint and mobile printing – in its headquarters and plans to expand these services 
to its 90 hotels in North America.  

“From an innovation standpoint, ConnectKey is great. My only regret is that we didn't have it sooner,” said Brian Cornell, chief information 
officer, Information Technology, Concord Hospitality.

Work simplified with MFP apps, cloud access, mobile printing 

ConnectKey’s solutions give IT professionals, channel partners and large, medium and small workplaces fast and easy ways to get work 
done, including:

·         Standard apps or build-your-own: Xerox’s App Studio will let users and channel partners customize apps that make daily work 
processes faster. For example, a custom app for a health insurance company could scan reimbursement claims directly into the 
payment system from the MFP screen.

Cloud access: With a single touch – and no middleware – ConnectKey Share to Cloud moves documents to repositories, such as 
SharePoint Online, Google Drive, DropBox, Evernote, PaperPort Anywhere and Salesforce.com. It also allows automatic 
conversion to searchable PDF, Word or Excel, making documents easier to manage for the future.
 
Connect to SharePoint: Office workers can browse, convert and store documents in SharePoint and network folders, or store directly 
to their SharePoint My Site or home folder. With a focus on ease of installation and maintenance, it’s designed for small and midsized 
businesses.  
 
Easy IT integration: ConnectKey MFPs can be managed as a central part of the network, much like servers, for straightforward set-up 
and service. Troubleshooting and training can be addressed remotely by IT administrators, or self-help can be initiated with online 
support and videos on the front panel. 
 
·         Print from anywhere: Workers can print from any email-enabled mobile device without special software with Xerox Mobile Print, or 
use apps with additional convenience features developed for iOS, Android, Windows and Blackberry. Users have the added flexibility of 
choosing to implement mobile print as either a cloud-based or on-site solution.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 1/28/2013

Xerox DocuShare Automates TLC Vision’s Accounts Payable Process

The average cost to process a single invoice manually is $24, according to IOMA in 2011. This expense combined with the time 
involved with a manual accounts payable process prompted TLC Vision to engage Xerox DocuShare to automate its accounts 
payable workflow. 

DocuShare, Xerox’s enterprise content management platform, helped address challenges presented by TLC’s paper-based accounts 
payable process, including the delay caused by each of the 62 offices across North America sending invoices through the postal 
system to a central corporate office for review and payment. Employees at each of the offices now scan invoices, and through the 
new automated workflow in DocuShare, the digitized documents are routed to shared and secure folders for approval. 

“DocuShare is a Web-based environment – ideal for enabling our mobile and remote workforce to stay connected,” said Delano Ligu, 
director, Technical Services, TLC Vision. “It saves people time, makes them more efficient in their work and reduces errors that can 
be caused by a manual process.” 

The automated accounts payable process has substantially reduced late payments as the speed of invoice processing and staff 
efficiency improve. Once scanned, the status of an invoice can be easily tracked, increasing the accuracy and integrity of TLC’s 
financial operations. 

Following the success of the automated accounts payable work flow, almost every department in TLC adopted DocuShare as the 
main file repository.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 12/5/2012

Xerox eConcierge Offers Resellers New Ways to Build Business

Xerox is making it easier for resellers to grow their business and stay connected with their small- and medium-sized customers with two 
new offerings within Xerox eConcierge®, a cloud-based supplies replenishment program for networked printers and multifunction printers.
 
New to the program is the Xerox Replacement Cartridge line, allowing resellers to offer their customers savings through a lower-cost, 
high-quality alternative to OEM cartridges. Not only will resellers make it easier for customers to replace supplies for any manufacturer’s 
device, Xerox eConcierge helps resellers grow revenue and margins by simplifying the hassle of order tracking.
 
Resellers who buy through Xerox’s distribution partner Supplies Network can now offer the program to their customers. Under this 
arrangement, resellers maintain the pricing and shipping rates established with Supplies Network, allowing them to offer Xerox 
eConcierge while maintaining the same profit margins.
 
“With these additions to Xerox eConcierge the door is wide open for resellers to take full advantage of what the program can offer their 
customers – and them,” said Kurt Schmelz, president, North American Reseller Sales, Xerox. “Xerox is focused on helping resellers 
succeed by delivering unique products to differentiate them in the small business marketplace.”
 
Through Xerox eConcierge, resellers help their customers save money with free lifetime service coverage on Xerox devices – worth an 
average of $1,280 – and on reliable replacement cartridges for non-Xerox devices, up to a 50 percent savings.
 
One of the many reseller partners benefiting from Xerox eConcierge is Atlantic Office & Laser Products, Inc., a Baltimore-based office 
equipment and print solutions provider. The reseller uses the program to convert customers to a managed print model, lowering costs 
and improving efficiencies. 
 
“With eConcierge we can stay relevant with our customers, offering services and savings that are critical in today’s competitive marketplace,” 
said Michael Trevisan, president, Atlantic Office & Laser Products, Inc.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 6/5/2012

New Xerox Black-and-White Printers Power Small Offices

For office workers strapped for time, Xerox’s (NYSE: XRX) new desktop printers can help them do more, faster. 
 
Xerox’s WorkCentre 3315/3325 Multifunction Printers (MFPs) and Phaser 3320 Printer can produce up to 33 and 37 pages-
per-minute respectively – with the first page coming out as fast as 6.5 seconds on each machine. For larger print jobs, an optional 
second paper tray lets users load an extra 520 sheets at one time, for extended interruption-free printing. A 1200 x 1200 dpi image 
quality gives sales materials, memos and invoices a professional look and feel.
 
Office Efficiencies
The WorkCentre 3325 and Phaser 3320 come standard with internal Wi-Fi connectivity so offices can place the devices anywhere, 
maximizing productivity and workflow.   
 
The devices feature standard two-sided printing, which significantly reduces paper use. Business can also trim expenses with the available 
high-capacity print cartridges that require less frequent replacement saving time and money.
 
Additional benefits for busy workers include:

    Security features, such as Secure Print PDF file, keep confidential documents away from unintended recipients
    Color scanning features on the MFPs include scan to email, network scanning and scan to USB memory devices
    Color faxing and speed dial
    Remote device management easily handled from a computer browser with Xerox CentreWare® IS

Availability and Pricing
The estimated retail price for the WorkCentre 3315/3325 MFP is $449 and $599. The Phaser 3320 starts at $399. The products are 
available immediately.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 4/3/2012

Xerox Launches New ColorQube

Small businesses and enterprises share a common set of challenges – finding new customers and staying productive.  Xerox’s (NYSE: XRX) 
new color multifunction printers (MFPs) can help turn these challenges into opportunities by making it affordable to create colorful 
marketing materials while managing office functions ranging from printing to scanning with ease.
 
Compact enough to fit into any office environment, including on a desk, the Xerox ColorQube® 8700/8900 Color Multifunction Printers use 
solid ink technology – a cartridge-free, crayon-like ink stick – to produce high-quality prints such as sales brochures, flyers and presentations. 
With the ColorQube, any size business can create professional-looking, colorful marketing materials and other documents on a range of 
media, including recycled paper.
 
Cost-savings can be gained with Hybrid Color Pricing Plans, allowing businesses to pay only for the amount of color on a given page. This is 
an important differentiation when using just a little bit of color, such as a company logo on letterhead.

But saving money on color prints doesn’t have to come at the expense of sustainability, functionality or security. Companies can 
maximize resources and productivity with features that include:

    Energy-saving methods like Intelligent Ready, which switches to low-power mode during downtimes. Compared to laser MFPs in the 
same class, the ColorQube 8700/8900 MFPs produce up to 90 percent less printing waste and use 17 percent less life cycle energy.
    A 7-inch touch screen makes it easy to program jobs, including printing, scanning, distributing and organizing documents.
    Embedded security features, such as image overwrite and encryption, protect the documents, hard drive and network from 
vulnerabilities.

“There are roughly six million small and mid-size businesses in the United States and most are focused on growing their business,” said 
Shell Haffner, manager, Desktop Product Marketing, Xerox. “Xerox’s ColorQube MFPs provide hassle free, fast, quality color printing – a 
simple and affordable approach to getting real work done.”
 
ColorQube 8700/8900 Support Xerox’s Managed Print Services
The MFPs are offered as part of Xerox’s Managed Print Services (MPS), which helps companies control print spend. As the MPS market 
leader, Xerox works with businesses of all sizes to increase productivity and achieve savings up to 30 percent.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/20/2011

Xerox DocuShare 6.6 Speeds Daily Document Processes

Managing documents and reducing costs just got easier with Xerox Corporation’s newest DocuShare® enterprise content management 
(ECM) software. DocuShare 6.6 automates the entire lifecycle of documents, images and forms – from the point of capture until they are 
no longer needed. By doing so, DocuShare 6.6 helps organizations of all sizes redirect time spent on paper-based processes to focus 
on their business objectives.    
 
New features and add-ons of DocuShare 6.6 include:

    * DocuShare Lifecycle Manager keeps documents current to meet compliance standards by notifying administrators when updates are 
needed. Documents are destroyed when the retention setting expires.
    * DocuShare Enterprise Capture digitizes large volumes of paper documents – up to two million pieces – into searchable data through 
integration with ABBYY FlexiCapture®.
    * SharePoint integration allows easy access to DocuShare content and simultaneous searching – with the ability to browse and 
manage documents, collections and workspaces.
    * Workflow and eForms enhancements offer expanded content rules and permissions for document collections, and the ability to 
add attachments and authentication to eForms – supporting solutions such as invoice and claims processing, and case management. 
Workflows can be easily integrated with DocuShare add-ons to create a complete solution.  

Ventura County to Transform Paper-based Processes
General Services Agency (GSA) Business Solutions of California’s Ventura County provides document management services for 
government agencies. GSA leverages DocuShare to automate document workflows, saving time and reducing paper usage.
 
By deploying DocuShare eForms to the County’s parking permit process, GSA has improved the processing time by more than 50 percent. 
The County will save more than $9,000 in paper and staff time, and now have instant access to vehicle and permit data.
 
With enhanced eForms available with DocuShare 6.6, the County will automate other paper-based processes, such as badge requests, 
facility work orders and inter-office memos.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/20/2010

Xerox Mobile Offerings: Office Workers to Print From Anywhere, Anytime

ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is helping mobile office workers and IT professionals 
stay productive with three tools that make it easier than ever to print regardless of location.
 
The Xerox Mobile Print Solution lets mobile professionals easily and securely print e-mails, presentations and 
other business documents from any smart phone or e-mail-enabled device.
 
Enhanced Mobile Express and Global Print Drivers tell workers instantly what printers are available to their laptop 
for fast printing options for the roaming workforce, while offering simplified print management by IT staff. 
 
“No two mobile workers are the same – from the executive reviewing a presentation on his phone en route to a 
staff meeting to the NYC-based employee working at Paris headquarters – but all need an easy and secure way
to print,” said Rick Dastin, president, Enterprise Business Group, Xerox Corporation. “Our approach delivers 
simplicity for any location, helping mobile workers focus more on their business and less on how to print.”
 
Smart printing via smart phone 
The Xerox Mobile Print Solution allows users to print from e-mail-enabled devices without having to download 
drivers or applications. Users simply e-mail the file in its original format, such as Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF, to 
a secure server. A confirmation code is then e-mailed to the user to securely release the document for printing from 
any Xerox Extensible Interface Platform®-enabled multifunction printer (MFP). 
 
The Xerox Mobile Print Solution runs on a company’s private server to maintain full compliance with the existing 
security infrastructure. The solution also:
  - Preserves all formatting and data when printing Microsoft Office documents, just like printing from the desktop. 
  - Offers full preview of the document on the MFP’s user interface before printing. 
  - Provides the same print settings such as duplex, color and finishing options that are available to users on a desktop.   
  - Simplified print drivers 

Enhancements have also been added to both the Xerox Mobile Express and Global Print Drivers. These tools allow 
mobile workers to print to virtually any printer or MFP available on the network, regardless of location or brand, and 
reduce the time spent managing print drivers for various devices.
 
The updated drivers: 
  - Eliminate the need for IT professionals to install new drivers to support full functionality on current and future 
Xerox products. 
  - Provide access to the latest set of features on Xerox printers and MFPs such as Color by Words, which displays 
simple words to select colors such as “red apple” or “blue sky” for easy and accurate color printing.   
  - Help workers identify print jobs in busy workgroups without banner pages by automatically including user and 
job information in the unused page margin eliminating wasted pages. 
  - Offer Earth Smart print driver defaults that can be set to include two-sided printing, proof print, recycled paper 
and draft mode.  

With the new Global Print Driver, IT administrators can also “push” driver settings out to employees on the network, 
such as duplex printing as a default, without having to reinstall the entire driver.
 
Availability 
The Mobile Express and Global Print Drivers are free and currently available for download at 
www.office.xerox.com/software-solutions/mobile-printer-driver/enus.html.
 
The Xerox Mobile Print Solution will be available for early customer installs beginning in the fourth quarter, with 
general worldwide availability in early 2011.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 4/19/2010

Xerox’s New Multifunction Printer Combines Affordable Color with High-Productivity Workflow Tools

Seven additions to the black-and-white portfolio deliver enhanced printing, workflow and security features
NORWALK, Conn., April 19, 2010 – Xerox Corporation’s new color and black-and-white multifunction printers 
(MFPs) offer advanced scanning, document workflow features and security enhancements at an affordable price.   
 
Aimed at budget-minded small- and medium-size businesses (SMBs), the Xerox WorkCentre® 7120 color MFP 
prints high-impact color documents, such as presentations and budget charts. The MFP prints color and black-and-
white documents at speeds up to 20 ppm using Xerox’s Emulsion Aggregate High Gloss (EA-HG) toner, which 
produces smaller, more consistent toner particles, to create crisp text and sharper color images. 
 
“Today’s MFPs do far more than copy and print – they improve the way work gets done,” said Rick Dastin, 
president, Global Product Delivery Group, Xerox Corporation. “The WorkCentre 7120 helps SMB’s maximize 
office productivity and produce affordable, impactful color documents.”   
 
The WorkCentre 7120 is equipped with advanced document management features that add convenience and 
make office work easier:   
 -- Document routing to e-mail, network and content management software simultaneously for repeatable workflows 
 -- Advanced color scanning up to 55 ppm 
 -- Faxing over IP, fax forward to e-mail and scan to or print from USB 
 -- Xerox Auditron monitors color printing costs 
 
The MFP also provides opportunities for SMBs to lower their environmental impact: 
 -- One of the most compact hallway color MFPs   
 -- Consumes 3.08 watts of power in sleep mode 
 -- Route and preview incoming documents on the interface or at PC to eliminate needless printing 
 -- Earth Smart print driver defaults include two-sided printing with no banner pages 

In addition, Xerox is updating its line of black-and-white MFPs. The Xerox WorkCentre 5700 Series includes 
seven new MFPs that handle everything from general office documents to high-volume print jobs. With print 
speeds up to 90 ppm, the MFPs can:  
 -- Print, copy, scan or fax without interruption for quick turnarounds 
 -- Scan documents in color 
 -- Move to the next job if the first job in queue is held up due to a lack of resources with the Print Around feature 

The WorkCentre 5700 Series comes equipped with advanced security features, including full support for the 
IPv6 network security standard, Image Overwrite to electronically “shred” data, fax isolation to prevent 
unauthorized access to data and Network Authentication to restrict access to scan, e-mail and network fax features. 
 
“With advanced document security and workflow tools, the WorkCentre 5700 Series can help IT departments 
solve their most difficult document management challenges,” said Dastin. 
 
Both the WorkCentre 7120 and WorkCentre 5700 Series are built on Xerox's Extensible Interface Platform® 
(EIP), a technology that can be used to create customized workflow applications. For example, a law firm can 
scan information directly to a client folder from the MFPs’ color user interface without specifying the client name. 
 
Availability and price 
Starting at $6,999 U.S. list, the WorkCentre 7120 will be available in the Americas in May and immediately in 
Western Europe and all other markets including Russia and South Africa through Xerox direct sales, agents, 
authorized resellers and dealers, and concessionaires or by calling 1-866-480-3119. Starting at $7,475 U.S. list, 
the WorkCentre 5700 Series will be available worldwide starting in May through Xerox direct sales, authorized 
sales agents and Global Imaging Systems. 

The WorkCentre 7120 and WorkCentre 5700 Series are backed by the Xerox Total Satisfaction Guarantee. For 
four consecutive years Xerox has been recognized by J.D. Power and Associates for providing “An Outstanding 
Customer Service Experience” in Technology Service and Support.
 
All of the devices are ENERGY STAR® qualified and part of Xerox’s Green World Alliance.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 10/6/2009

Xerox Printer Delivers Vibrant, Professional Color that's Easy on the Budget

NORWALK, Conn., Oct. 06, 2009  -- High-quality color is no longer off limits to budget-conscious small businesses
and workgroups with the introduction of Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) Phaser™ 6140 color laser printer. 

Priced at $399, the Phaser 6140 produces vivid color documents by pairing 600x600x4 dpi image resolution with 
Xerox's Emulsion Aggregate High Gloss (EA-HG) toner, which provides crisp text and uniform color. A variety of tools 
such as Adobe® PostScript® 3™, PANTONE® color-approved simulations and Xerox color-correction technology are 
also included to help manage color and ensure professional-looking color prints. 

"A small budget shouldn't mean you have to sacrifice making a big impression," said Rick Dastin, president, Global 
Product Delivery Group, Xerox Corporation. "The Phaser 6140 delivers show-stopping color and performance at an 
affordable price."

With a paper capacity of 250 sheets and fast print speeds of 19 pages per minute (ppm) in color and 21 ppm in black 
and white, the Phaser 6140 helps small offices produce high-quality color documents quickly and reliably. The printer's 
compact design is ideal for businesses with limited space. 

To boost worker productivity, the Phaser 6140 also includes:
Pre-installed toner that helps users get up and running right away. Gauges on the front panel indicate if there is 
enough toner to complete a large print job. 

Optional features such as automatic two-sided printing, an additional 250-sheet paper tray and wireless network 
adaptor that allows users to build a printer that best suits their needs. 

The Run Black feature that keeps the printer running in black toner, even if the color toner needs to be replenished, 
ensuring users can keep printing. The printer also recognizes and automatically skips blank pages in a document, 
speeding up print time and reducing paper waste by up to 50 percent. 

Compatibility with a variety of operating systems including Microsoft 7 and Mac OS X 10.6. 
The Phaser 6140 is ENERGY STAR® qualified and part of the Xerox Green World Alliance - a worldwide initiative
to encourage customers to recycle or dispose of supplies in a manner that minimizes impact on the environment. 
The Phaser 6140 has additional features including a built-in toner system that creates up to 80 percent less waste 
than comparable color laser printers and N-up printing, which enables users to print multiple pages onto one document. 

Availability 
The Phaser 6140 is available immediately worldwide through Xerox resellers, dealers and concessionaires, by
calling 1-866-480-3119 or at www.xerox.com/direct. It comes with the Xerox Total Satisfaction Guarantee and a 
one-year on-site warranty.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 8/6/2009

Xerox Launches Audio Visual Solutions

NORWALK, Conn., Aug. 06, 2009  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced an expansion into the 
audio-visual market with the launch of Xerox Audio Visual Solutions. Previously known as Southern Business 
Communications, a subsidiary of Global Imaging Systems, Inc., the AV provider became part of Xerox when the 
company acquired Global Imaging Systems in 2007. 

Southern Business Communications now becomes Xerox Audio Visual Solution, continuing to offer design, 
installation, integration, maintenance and training on a variety of AV products to the education, commercial, military 
and government markets in the U.S. 

"For more than a half-century, Xerox has been in the business of making it easier to share information in schools, 
in offices and in organizations of any size -- on paper, on the laptop and online," said Christa Carone, vice president 
of marketing for Xerox. "Adding the Xerox brand to an already successful company in the AV marketplace adds 
even more relevance to our role in helping to manage and share documents and communications in any form."

Xerox Audio Visual Solutions has integrated thousands of classrooms with AV products. The company is currently 
handling the integration of more than 5,000 classrooms in Gwinnett County Public Schools, Georgia's largest 
school system, with ceiling-mounted projection systems, sound reinforcement technology, and wall-mounted system 
controls. Within the education market, Xerox Audio Visual Solutions is the largest North American dealer of products 
from SMART Technologies™, including SMART Board interactive white boards.

"From the classroom to the board room, we have grown to a leading provider of the most advanced and innovative 
AV solutions," said Dan Boylan, president, Xerox Audio Visual Solutions. "By leveraging the value of the Xerox 
brand and its close association with simplifying how work gets done, we will find new ways to integrate our combined 
technology with the needs of our customers." 

According to Frank Cannata, president at Marketing Research Consultants, by adopting the Xerox brand, 
Southern Business Communications not only receives a jump start in terms of recognition as it expands into new 
markets, but the ability to link its AV offerings with Xerox printing and document management services. "In our 
view, the promotion of a company starts with the brand," said Cannata. "By taking the Xerox name, Southern 
Business Communications will more easily be able to grow its geographic footprint and gain access in markets 
where it doesn't have presence."

Xerox Audio Visual Solutions will continue to operate independently as a Global Imaging Systems company with 
its own U.S. marketing strategies and sales initiatives. 

About Xerox Audio Visual Solutions
Xerox Audio Visual Solutions, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xerox Corporation, has been providing audio visual 
equipment and systems to the education, commercial, military and government markets since 1981. The 
company delivers total audio visual and video communication solutions including design, installation, integration, 
maintenance and training. For more information visit www.xeroxaudiovisual.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 8/5/2009

Xerox DocuMate 742 Delivers High Quality Production Scanning at an Affordable Price

Attractive offering for companies of all sizes looking to index a large volume of mixed documents  
PLEASANTON, Calif., Aug. 05, 2009  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced the Xerox DocuMate™ 
742, a high quality production sheetfed scanner that scans documents at 50 ppm (simplex) and 100 ipm (duplex) 
and includes a 100-page capacity Automatic Document Feeder (ADF). It has the ability to scan a wide range of 
mixed document sizes (up to A3 / 11" x 17") and supports long document scanning up to 38" (965 mm) making
it an effective way to index a large volume of mixed documents, such as medical forms or real estate contracts.

"The DocuMate 742 is well-equipped for use in a wide range of business applications, even in high-speed, 
volume-oriented environments," said John Capurso, vice president of marketing for Visioneer, Xerox's authorized 
trademark licensee. "It's fast; scanning color at the same rapid rate it processes black and white. It's versatile, 
capable of handling mixed-sized documents and offering a straight path for plastic cards, drivers' licenses, and 
thick stock documents. The DocuMate 742 is an exceptional value, offering high-quality, production-level 
scanning to meet a wide range of business needs."

Ultrasonic Double Feed Detection is built into the DocuMate 742 so a page will never be skipped due to a 
misfeed or a stapled document going through the scanner. Small items such as plastic cards and large documents 
can easily be stacked in the ADF and instantly scanned to Searchable PDF or most document management 
software programs such as Xerox DocuShare, Microsoft SharePoint, and many more. 

Intelligent Productivity
Powered by Visioneer OneTouch® technology, the scanner allows users to scan to the "destination" of their 
choice by pressing a single button, eliminating multiple steps usually required to save scanned documents in 
popular file formats. Visioneer OneTouch® allows you to scan documents to your choice of 9 preset yet 
completely user configurable destinations. In this way your documents to be scanned with the correct settings for 
resolution, color, cropping, file format and then delivered to virtually any application, folder or device - all at the 
touch of a button. Bundled software includes Nuance OmniPage Pro, Kofax VRS, EMC QuickScan Pro Demo, 
and Visioneer OneTouch technology, plus a TWAIN, certified ISIS and WIA driver. 

The Xerox DocuMate 742 scanner has the ability to instantly scan a document into a searchable PDF file, and 
send it to one of the many ECM applications that Visioneer has developed links to such as Xerox DocuShare™, 
ScanFlow® Store, Docuware™, Microsoft SharePoint®, Kofax Ascent® Collection Server, EMC Captiva® 
QuickScan Pro®, FileBound®, Laserfiche® and/or to devices such as printers and networked storage systems 
in just one touch. 

Pricing and Availability
The Xerox DocuMate 742 with VRS is priced at $3,995, and is available immediately through online channel 
partners and major resellers.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 5/19/2009

Xerox Builds on the Power of Color: New Value-Added Office Products and Tools Make Printing Easier

The Xerox Phaser 7500 color laser printer features a unique color-matching technology-Color by Words-that 
specifies color adjustments by selecting words to define the color from a drop down menu, such as "red apple," 
for the right color and vibrant prints every time. 
 
NORWALK, Conn., May 19, 2009  -- Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) latest collection of office products and 
tools take multitasking to a new level - allowing customers to get more work done faster and easier than ever 
before. The new products range from a high-volume color multifuncation printer (MFP) to a professional-quality 
color printer for the office - and tools that deliver vibrant, accurate color prints. 

Tailored to meet various business requirements, the new products range from the Xerox Phaser™ 7500 color printer
 - printing up to 35 color pages per minute (ppm), to the Xerox WorkCentre™ 6400 color MFP that prints, copies, 
scans and faxes. The Xerox WorkCentre 7400 color MFP series offers additional features such as advanced 
paper handling and finishing capabilities for booklet making and hole-punching.

The products build on a heritage in color printing that has consistently earned top marks from customers. For the 
second straight year, Xerox products were rated "best" overall when compared to competitors such as Canon, 
Hewlett-Packard and Ricoh in the 2008 Industry Analysts Inc.'s annual Color End-User Survey. 

"Color by Words," a breakthrough innovation feature of the Phaser 7500, is a color-matching technology that 
answers the customers' need for color accuracy. Users can select from a unique menu of words, such as "red 
apple," "blue sky" or "green grass," to fine tune the colors they want. With Color by Words, everyone from a 
graphic designer to the part-time PowerPoint warrior can get the right color and vibrant prints the first time.

"We've been hard at work bringing our advanced MFP and printer technologies to our entire product line, 
delivering increased productivity to workgroups of all sizes," said Rick Dastin, president, Global Products Delivery 
Group, Xerox Corporation. "These new desktop products now have the same security features and workflow 
ease of use as our console machines." 

 -- Phaser 7500 color laser printer
Small and mid-sized workgroups can now attain professional-quality features like Adobe® PostScript® 3™, 
PANTONE®-approved color tables and 1200 x 1200 dpi resolution; priced at $2,999. 

Paper capacity-up to 2,100 sheets-means fewer interruptions during big print jobs; support for up to 13"x18" 
paper and heavy media for full-bleed prints is ideal for posters, brochures and business cards. 

 -- WorkCentre 6400 color multifunction printer 
Quick faxing, scanning, printing and copying functionality, 32 ppm color and 37 ppm black-and-white print 
speeds; priced at $4,299.

Fast retrieval of documents with scan to e-mail and network, as well as Internet and server faxing.

Print Around feature makes sure if one job is held up due to lack of resources, like a specific paper size, other 
jobs will continue to print.

Vendors and developers can create customized applications on Xerox's first Extensible Interface Platform™ (EIP) - 
enabled desktop device. EIP is a software platform that uses Web-based tools to tailor the user screen and 
create specific workflows. For example, EIP can allow users to scan information directly to a client folder without 
specifying the client name. 

 -- WorkCentre 7400 color multifunction series (WorkCentre 7425/7428/7435)
Prints, copies, scans and faxes in one device with speeds up to 35 ppm in color and black-and-white, starting at 
$11,995. Creates text-searchable XPS and PDF files to easily find and search scanned documents.

Uses Xerox's Emulsion Aggregation High Gloss Toner, which produces smaller, more consistent toner particles 
that allow for sharper 1200 x 2400 dpi image quality. 

Consumes less than 2 watts of power at sleep mode and are the first MFPs of their type to incorporate biomass 
plastic, which produces 16 percent fewer CO2 emissions during manufacturing. 

Includes Auditron and Xerox Standard Accounting, which regulate and track color usage, giving users the ability 
o manage costs by choosing when, where and how much color they need. 

 -- WorkCentre 4250 black-and-white multifunction printer
Packs the powerful capabilities of an enterprise-level black-and-white MFP into a compact design to save money 
and valuable office space; starting at $2,199. 

Increase efficiency and security with network authentication, hard disk overwrite and fax forward to e-mail. 

Advanced multifunction capabilities include secure 45 ppm network printing and copying, and color scanning 
and faxing. 

All of the devices are ENERGY STAR® qualified and part of Xerox's Green World Alliance. The Xerox Green 
World Alliance is a worldwide initiative to encourage customers large and small to recycle or dispose of supplies
in a manner that minimizes impact to the environment. 

Availability
The Phaser 7500, WorkCentre 4250 and WorkCentre 6400 are available immediately in North America through 
Xerox direct sales, agents, resellers and dealers, by calling 1-866-480-3119 or at www.xerox.com/direct. 
The WorkCentre 7400 series is available immediately in North America through Xerox direct sales, agents, authorized 
resellers and dealers. Consult local Xerox representatives for availability in Europe and other markets.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 2/26/2009

Global Imaging Systems Completes Acquisition of ComDoc, Inc.

Global Imaging Systems expands document management expertise to 14,000 new small, mid-sized and major 
account business customers. 
  
TAMPA, Fla., Feb. 26, 2009  -- Global Imaging Systems, Inc., a Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) company, has 
completed its acquisition of ComDoc, one of the leading independent dealers of document management solutions. 
This acquisition gives Global Imaging Systems access to more than 14,000 new customers and an increased 
presence in four states.

"This move opens up opportunities to bring new solutions to our existing customers, expand our customer base 
and align with the long-time industry leader," said Riley Lochridge, chief executive officer, ComDoc. The company's 
chief operating officer, Larry Frank added, "In a rapidly consolidating marketplace, it is advantageous for us to 
operate from a stronger competitive position, while remaining an independent business within Global Imaging."

ComDoc, founded in 1955, currently employs 640 people. Lochridge and Frank will continue in their positions 
at ComDoc, and Gordy Opitz maintains his role as the company's president. ComDoc has offices in Ohio, 
Pennsylvania, New York and West Virginia.

"We are focused on providing the best service for our growing base of small, mid-sized and major account 
businesses," said Michael Shea, president and CEO of Global Imaging Systems. "With ComDoc, we are 
significantly expanding our distribution in the U.S., bringing our combined strengths in document technology and 
services to help businesses efficiently manage and streamline information."

Through its acquisition strategy, Xerox continues to identify successful companies in markets that align with its 
commitment to innovation and reducing the complexity of document management. 

About Global Imaging Systems
Global Imaging Systems operates through small and mid-sized businesses with regional core companies in the 
U.S. that sell and service document management systems such as printers, copiers and multifunction devices; 
network integration services; and electronic presentation systems. As an office technology dealer, Global sells
products from various suppliers including Xerox, Sharp, Konica Minolta and Kyocera Mita. Xerox acquired Global 
Imaging in 2007 and operates it as a wholly owned subsidiary within Xerox's North American operations.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 2/23/2009

Xerox Delivers Low-Cost Color in the Office with New Printers for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

NORWALK, Conn., Feb. 23, 2009  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today introduced two new, affordable 
office printers to help small and mid-sized businesses more easily add color to office documents.

"Businesses of all sizes are recognizing that professional-looking color documents leave a positive, lasting 
impression with customers leading to new business opportunities," said Rick Dastin, president, Global Products 
Delivery Group, Xerox Corporation. "Color in the office is no longer a luxury, it's affordable and necessary to 
standout in these challenging economic times."

Priced at $599, the Xerox Phaser™ 6128MFP copies, scans and faxes, and prints up to 12 pages per minute (ppm) 
in color, and 16 ppm in black and white. The MFP comes with 600x600 dpi and uses Emulsion Aggregate High 
Grade (EA-HG) toner with smaller, more consistent toner particles that enable higher resolution and sharper image 
quality. In addition, access controls track costs and ensure color use is appropriately managed. 

The Phaser 6128MFP, which is easy to install and use, allows office workers to complete a variety of daily tasks 
using a large, simple to navigate front panel display. The MFP features include scan to e-mail that sends e-mail 
via a wide variety of networks, and a LAN Fax, which sends faxes directly from the computer.

For busy offices that require a single-function desktop printer, the Xerox Phaser 6280 color laser printer offers up 
to 26 ppm color print speeds and a first-page-out-time as fast as 10 seconds. With the capacity to hold up to 950 
sheets of paper, the Phaser 6280 quickly prints documents without the need to refill paper trays as often as 
competitive products. In addition, the Phaser 6280 includes an intuitive front panel complete with a toner gauge 
that allows users to quickly check levels before starting a large print job.

As the follow-on to the award-winning Phaser 6180, the Phaser 6280 produces graphic arts quality marketing 
and sales materials helping small businesses make a big impression. Starting at $549, the Phaser 6280 features 
a variety of tools to help manage color, such as True Adobe PostScript3, PANTONE® color-approved simulations, 
Xerox color correction technology and 600x600x4 dpi that delivers 16 shades of color per pixel. 

The Phaser 6128MFP and Phaser 6280 are ENERGY STAR® qualified and part of Xerox's Green World Alliance. 
The Xerox Green World Alliance is a worldwide initiative to encourage customers large and small to recycle or 
dispose of supplies in a manner that minimizes impact to the environment. This partnership has resulted in more 
than 1.9 million cartridges and toner containers being returned in 2007. Xerox processed 1.2 million pounds of
post-consumer waste toner for reuse, and the plastic bottles customers used to return waste toner to Xerox - nearly 
100,000 of them - have been recycled. 

Availability
The Phaser 6128MFP and Phaser 6280 are available immediately worldwide through Xerox direct sales, agents, 
resellers, dealers and concessionaires, by calling 1-866-480-3119 or at www.xerox.com/direct.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 12/2/2008

Overloaded With Information? Get Back to Business in 2009

Xerox Scientists Offer Simple Ways to Save Time and Manage Information Overload

NORWALK, Conn., Dec. 02, 2008  -- Should I disconnect the cell phone? Boycott voice mail? Throw the PDA 
out the window? As a chaotic 2008 comes to a close and workers resolve to regain sanity in 2009, where do 
they go for answers to questions about how to cope with information overload?

For more than 30 years, Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) social scientists have been studying how workers 
communicate, organize and generally get things done. In fact, they pioneered the science of ethnography, where 
researchers track the habits of workers as they go about their day. 

Inspired by their Future of Work study, here are nine tips to help you save time and manage information overload.

Breathe. It may sound simple, but not enough people take the time to do it. So schedule breaks into your daily 
working routine. It helps productivity - even stepping away from your desk for a moment. Even a quick nap helps 
you regenerate and be more productive. Research supports this, we swear.

Simplify Your Schedule. Try scheduling all of your meetings on specific days so you have more time on non-meeting 
days to process information coming in - it's much easier to focus when you don't have a meeting looming in 20 minutes.

Back It Up. No information is worse than too much. Make sure you have a solution in place for regular back-up.

De-clutter Your Desktop (both of them). File, pile or toss papers as soon as you receive them. Scan and save 
important documents to reduce desktop clutter instead of filing. On your computer, consider getting rid of folders 
altogether and using desktop search engines to find things when you need them. 

Touch it Once. Often we waste time dealing with the same piece of information again and again. Respond as 
soon as you receive it, put it in its file or delete it/shred it the first time you touch it. 

Forget the Free Stuff. It comes at a price (e-mail garbage and unsolicited offers). Choose quality over quantity. 
Manage your bills and accounts online and sign up for the do not call lists and the no junk mail lists. 

Use Your Tools. Make use of your phone for getting the right info at the right time. For instance, you don't have
to waste time printing maps if you can access them from your phone. GPS phones have the smarts to give you 
the right information based on your actual location. 

RSS Reprieve. Sign up for an aggregator. It helps you see all your news in one place. 

Manage Mobile Madness. Use a mobile device with e-mail support to make hours way from your desk more 
productive. Keeping track of e-mail throughout the day can help you anticipate future work, and take care of mini-
projects as they arise instead of waiting until later to sift through a huge pile of e-mail. 
"Tackling information overload is important for most global businesses today, tomorrow and five years from now," 
said Jenny Perotti, ethnographer in the Xerox Innovation Group. "Our findings will help people around the world 
leverage the tools they have today and plan strategies and techniques that will enable effective collaboration and 
information management in the future." 

The findings from the ethnography team are used to help Xerox customers understand their future workforce, 
and they also impact the design of Xerox products and services to make the future worker more efficient.

After launching the "sharing" era with the first xerographic copier 70 years ago, Xerox now helps customers 
navigate the flood of information. The company has kept pace with innovations that help clear the path between 
paper and digital content, cut through the clutter and make information relevant again. For more on information 
overload, visit www.infooverload.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/25/2008

Xerox Announces Document Management to Go

New Xerox Travel Scanner allows users to manage documents from anywhere  
 
PLEASANTON, Calif., Sept. 25, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced a small, yet powerful 
mobile scanner that handles the document needs of business travelers, from expense receipts to business cards 
and documents, for only $199.99. The Xerox Travel Scanner 100 shares many of the industry-leading software 
applications that come bundled with other Xerox DocuMate™ scanners, so now users can work with the same 
tools on the road that they are familiar with in their offices, delivering document management "to go." 

The Xerox Travel Scanner measures only 2" x 1.5" x 11.4", weighs 10.6 ounces --less than a can of diet soda -- 
and has a resolution of 600 dpi with 24-bit color. Because the Xerox Travel Scanner is powered through the USB 
port on a personal computer, users don't have to worry about finding a wall outlet while on the road. The Travel 
Scanner also includes patented Paper Driven and AutoLaunch technologies from Visioneer, Inc. so users can 
automatically start scanning documents as soon as they are inserted into the scanner. 

"Business professionals want the best, easy-to-use products and full function solutions whether on the go or in 
the office," said John Capurso, vice president of marketing for Visioneer, Xerox's authorized licensee. "Now 
business travelers can scan, organize and share any document they encounter, from receipts, business cards, 
and notes to photos, office documents and directions. The combination of size, mobility and software makes the 
Xerox Travel Scanner the perfect companion for traveling and mobile professionals."

Powerful Yet Easy-to-Use Scanner 
The Xerox Travel Scanner can scan and convert documents into searchable Adobe Portable Document Format 
(PDF) files that are easily organized, shared and protected. It is designed to automatically save, at the user's option, 
any scanned item into a text-searchable PDF file, while at the same time maintaining the appearance of the 
original document. 

It features industry-leading software. Included are award-winning Nuance PaperPort document management 
software; Nuance OmniPage Pro for precision OCR analysis software with advanced layout detection and logical 
form recognition so that users can create text searchable PDF files without retyping; and NewSoft Presto! BizCard, 
which accurately reads business card information and imports it to contact managers such as Microsoft Outlook, 
ACT, and Goldmine, as well as PDAs and smart phones.

The Xerox Travel Scanner software enables scanned receipts to be combined with virtually any expense report 
form. Visioneer OneTouch® technology allows users to scan to the "destination" by simply inserting the document 
into the scanner, eliminating multiple steps usually required to save scanned documents in popular file formats. 
Integrated with Kofax® VRS™ technology, Visioneer OneTouch technology assures perfect scans from imperfect 
originals.

Pricing and Availability
The Xerox Travel Scanner 100 is priced at $199.99 and is available immediately through retail and online channel 
partners and major resellers.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/22/2008

New Xerox Multifunction Printers Bring High-End Printing Options to SMBs

Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today introduced two new desktop multifunction printers (MFPs) that offer high-
end scanning and fax capabilities at an affordable price. The new Phaser™ 3300MFP multifunction printer and
the WorkCentre™ 4260MFP multifunction printer, help trim the amount of time workers spend handling documents 
and managing information.

Priced at $599, the Phaser 3300MFP delivers printing, copying, scanning and color faxing capabilities. With print 
and copy speeds up to 30 pages per minute (ppm), it's faster and can handle more pages per month than other 
products in its class, including the comparably priced Hewlett-Packard LaserJet M2727nf MFP. High capacity
toner cartridges and a toner-saving mode also help busy offices reduce running costs.

With the ability to scan in color and black-and-white directly to a USB thumb drive, e-mail or the network, 
documents can be easily shared or stored. The Phaser 3300MFP is also equipped with Xerox Scan to PC 
Desktop™ software, which allows users to send a document from the MFP straight to their PC desktop for viewing, 
editing and storing. 

The multifunction printer can also tackle a range of everyday office print jobs including automatic two-sided printing. 
It has a 50-sheet multipurpose tray that can handle a wide variety of paper weights and sizes ranging from postcards 
to legal-size documents. 

For offices looking for more muscle, the WorkCentre 4260 multifunction printer is packed with advanced features 
and starts at $2,999. The WorkCentre 4260 is Xerox's fastest desktop multifunction system with print and copy 
speeds up to 55 ppm - a rate that makes it nearly 20 percent faster than the HP LaserJet M4345 MFP. 

"Small and mid-sized businesses demand office equipment that is reliable and helps get work done faster," said 
Rick Dastin, president, Xerox Office Group. "These new products bring some of the technology from our high-end 
multifunction printers to the lower end of our portfolio to help businesses of all sizes better manage documents." 

The WorkCentre 4260 delivers powerful workflow tools at an affordable price. With ID Card Copy, workers save 
time when copying both sides of an ID or insurance card onto one side of a page. ID Card Copy is especially helpful 
in healthcare organizations when adding information to patient files. Fax Forward to E-mail saves time and paper by 
automatically routing incoming faxes to an e-mail address. The WorkCentre 4260 also comes with automatic two-
sided printing and the Save Print feature lets users store frequently used documents and forms on the hard drive 
for fast printing anytime. 

The WorkCentre 4260's multitasking capabilities allow multiple workers to print, copy, scan and fax at the same 
time. If one print job is held up because of a lack of resources, such as needing legal-sized paper, the Print 
Around feature makes sure other print jobs will continue without interruption, saving workers from unnecessary 
downtime. In addition, the WorkCentre 4260 comes with a seven-inch color graphical touch screen that is simple 
to use and not typically found on this class of product. 

Other updates to the office portfolio
To help SMBs do more with their color documents, the WorkCentre 5225 black-and-white multifunction printer 
now includes a color scanning configuration. The WorkCentre 5225 prints up to 25 ppm and offers Xerox's 
Extensible Interface Platform™ (EIP), which allows independent software vendors and developers to create 
applications for the device and to customize the touch screen. 

In addition, Xerox is upgrading the software on its WorkCentre 5600 black-and-white multifunction series to keep 
pace with today's ever-changing IT standards and protocols. With support for IPv6 and compatibility for Microsoft's 
Web Services on Devices (WSD), the WorkCentre 5600 series - with speeds ranging from 32 ppm to 87 ppm - 
becomes even more powerful for IT professionals.

Availability
The Phaser 3300MFP and the WorkCentre 4260 are ENERGY STAR® qualified and available immediately 
worldwide through Xerox direct sales, agents, resellers, dealers, concessionaires, by calling 1-866-480-3119, or 
going online at www.xerox.com/direct. The WorkCentre 5632, WorkCentre 5638, WorkCentre 5645 and 
WorkCentre 5655 will include the software upgrade in North America on October 1. The WorkCentre 5665, 
WorkCentre 5675 and WorkCentre 5687 will be updated later this year.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/3/2008

New Xerox Production Scanner Delivers Dependable Features and Performance for Document and Imaging Workflows

Enterprise document management solution increases productivity and reduces the total cost of scanning 
 
PLEASANTON, Calif., Sept. 03, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) and Visioneer, Inc. today announced 
a new production scanner for document and imaging workflows that combines reliable, high-speed hardware with 
a professional software bundle, making it a cost-effective choice for service bureaus, busy office environments 
that handle a wide variety of documents, and businesses with complex document scanning requirements. 

The Xerox DocuMate™ 765 document scanner combines high image quality, a 10,000-page daily duty cycle, 
65-pages-per-minute scanning speed, and easy operation. Powered by Visioneer OneTouch® scanning 
technology, the DocuMate 765 scanner features industry leading software, including Kofax® VirtualReScan™ 
4.2 Professional AIPE-EBC. Taken together, the Xerox DocuMate 765 scanner and the Kofax VRS Professional 
bundle translate into measurable savings - fewer manual steps, reduced storage requirements and less operator 
intervention - and significantly improved image quality. 

"The combination of high performance hardware, perfectly engineered with award-winning software and drivers, 
makes the DocuMate 765 scanner a superior product choice for production document and image scanning," said 
John Capurso, vice president of marketing for Visioneer. "The extensibility of Visioneer OneTouch technology, which 
seamlessly delivers scanned documents to enterprise content management (ECM) applications, is unmatched by 
any other vendor in the industry."

The DocuMate 765 scanner has the ability to scan a wide range of document sizes and supports long document 
scanning up to 34 inches. The scanner also has an easy-to-read LCD on the front that reminds the user of the 
resolution, color mode, file type, processing and final destination of the scanned document. 

Perfect Scans from Imperfect Originals
Ensuring that scanned images are of the best quality possible is critical to document management workflow. The 
DocuMate 765 scanner includes Visioneer OneTouch® with Kofax® VRS™ technology and provides both high-
quality image enhancement and increased productivity with Kofax VRS Professional for auto-everything scanning, 
including automatically rotating pages, detecting and skipping blank pages, and removing background colors that 
may interfere with optical character recognition. The DocuMate 765 scanner also incorporates ultrasonic multifeed, 
which uses sound waves to detect if there are two documents going through the scanner at the same time. 
VRS 4.2 Professional improves workflow and reduces the total time needed to scan even the largest volumes of 
mixed batch documents. 

Powerful Scanning at the Touch of a Button
Visioneer OneTouch technology allows users to scan to the "destination" of their choice by pressing a single 
button, eliminating multiple steps usually required to save scanned documents in popular file formats. The scanner 
includes Nuance OmniPage Pro OCR for converting high volumes of paper and forms into files that can be 
searched and edited. The DocuMate 765 scanner has the ability to instantly scan a document into a searchable
PDF file, and send it to one of the many ECM applications that Visioneer has developed links to such as Microsoft 
SharePoint®, Kofax Ascent® Collection Server, EMC Captiva® QuickScan Pro®, FileBound®, Laserfiche®, 
DocuWare®, Xerox DocuShare™ and ScanFlow® Store, and/or to devices such as printers and networked storage 
systems in just one touch. 

Reduced Service Calls and Extended Scanner Life
The DocuMate 765 scanner's design allows the hardware to be maintained directly by the user, virtually eliminating 
the need for maintenance service calls through a user utility to track scanner usage and status. The scanner uses 
a xenon lamp to illuminate the document as it passes through the scanner. The lamp is only on when documents 
are being scanned, substantially extending the lamp's life and reducing required maintenance.

With easy-to-change and easy-to-clean parts, ongoing maintenance can be handled by the user. DocuMate 765 
scanner roller kits last an average of 20 percent longer than many of its competitors, reducing the number of 
service calls required. 

Pricing and Availability
The Xerox DocuMate 765 scanner is priced at $6,995 and is available immediately through retail and online 
channel partners and major resellers. The DocuMate 765 scanner is also a trade compliant (TAA) device.

About Xerox DocuMate Scanners
Xerox Corporation and Visioneer, Inc. entered into a trademark licensing agreement in July 2003 for Visioneer to 
develop, market and support a new line of Xerox-branded document scanners on an exclusive basis. Xerox 
DocuMate high-performance business scanners and document management solutions give people speed, image 
quality, advanced paper handling and ease of use with exclusive Visioneer OneTouch technology. Scanner 
products range from mobile and desktop scanners to production imaging scanners. For additional information on 
Xerox scanners, visit www.xeroxscanners.com and www.xeroxestore.com. 

About Xerox
Xerox is a global leader and innovator in document and office management solutions. Whether for small business, 
global enterprises, or home offices, Xerox offers high-value hardware, software, services, and solutions to help its 
customers transition to more fully integrated document production workflows that leverage the latest technology. 

About Visioneer, Inc. 
Visioneer Inc. is a world-class developer of intelligent imaging solutions that provide a faster and easier way to 
capture photographs and documents and put them to work in popular Windows applications. With a strong 
commitment and proven track record in designing and marketing innovative imaging products, Visioneer has a 
solution for everyone, from the home and small office user to corporate and legal workgroups, to be more creative, 
communicate more effectively, and increase productivity. Additional information about Visioneer and its products 
may be found on the Internet at www.visioneer.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 8/19/2008

Xerox DocuShare Express Makes it Simple for Businesses to Manage Documents; Drive Efficiencies in Information Overload Era

PALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. 19, 2008  -- Businesses of all sizes are experiencing information overload - the barrage 
of papers, e-mails, electronic documents and other forms of content that are circulated on a daily basis. For small 
and mid-sized businesses (SMB), cutting through the clutter can be a time consuming and expensive task. Enter 
DocuShare™ Express - Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) content management software, tailored exclusively for 
the SMB market to help manage business critical documents with ease and affordability. 

DocuShare Express is an electronic filing system that provides easy storage, retrieval and sharing of information. 
Its Web-based folders can accommodate paper and digital content ranging from scanned documents, spreadsheets 
and Word documents to e-mails, blogs and wikis. DocuShare Express also includes a quick install process that 
rapidly uploads the program and requires little technical knowledge to install. 

"Smaller businesses can find it tough to avoid the black hole of information overload," said David Smith, vice 
president, DocuShare Business Unit, Xerox. "DocuShare Express puts SMBs on equal ground with large 
enterprises when it comes to managing information and gaining efficiencies." 

Keeping track of paper and digital information can be difficult in a small business setting where administrative 
resources are limited. For example, in a doctor's office regulatory materials, pharmacy procedures and training 
manuals need to be updated frequently and can be costly to print, store and keep organized. DocuShare Express 
allows employees to review materials online, anytime - fostering communication and collaboration without straining 
the budget. 

DocuShare Express also includes a time-saving imaging and scanning feature, which enables documents to be 
uploaded to specific DocuShare folders using special scan cover sheets. Easy upgrades to DocuShare or 
DocuShare CPX allow SMBs to add more advanced content management capabilities as necessary. 

EIP Brings Additional Efficiencies to DocuShare
Xerox has also added advanced scanning features to its entire DocuShare™ content management platform 
through an Extensible Interface Platform™ (EIP) connector. By simply touching the screen of an EIP-enabled Xerox 
multifunction device, users can scan documents directly into DocuShare folders. 

The EIP connector, an intuitive one-step scan solution, offers greater efficiencies and environmental gains, since 
paper files can be viewed, shared and searched online without further duplication or distribution.

Pricing and Availability
The entry-level U.S. list price for DocuShare Express starts at $1,800 for 10 users and 10 read-only seats. It will 
be available through Xerox direct sales representatives and channel partners. DocuShare Express will be rolled 
out globally starting in September. 

The EIP connector is available at no cost for DocuShare Express, DocuShare or DocuShare CPX version 6.0 
and above. It can be downloaded in September at docushare.xerox.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 7/31/2008

New Xerox Desktop Document Scanner Boosts Productivity

PLEASANTON, Calif., July 31, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced a new, easy-to-use 
document scanner that help users be more productive by scanning, e-mailing and copying their documents at 
the touch of a single button. 

The Xerox DocuMate™ 162 color document scanner scans up to 50 images per minute (ipm) in duplex mode and 
includes a 50-page automatic document feeder that handles everything from business cards and checks to legal 
size documents. And it includes Visioneer OneTouch® scanning technology with advanced TWAIN and certified 
ISIS drivers that will enable communication with hundreds of enterprise content management (ECM) and document 
image management (DIM) software solutions. 

"Having the DocuMate 162 scanner on your desk is like having a personal assistant," said John Capurso, vice 
president of marketing for the Xerox DocuMate scanners. "Its next generation scanner technology solves real-
world problems such as capturing a multi-page contract in searchable PDF so that the document can be searched 
by content; scanning receipts that are hardly legible; or scanning colored multi-part shipping forms that are smudged 
and difficult to read and then electronically filing them with transit records. The Xerox DocuMate 162 scanner 
combines speed and high functionality with ease of use and affordability so that the scanner adapts to the 
customer's document and capture needs, not the other way around."

More Productive
With a small footprint that fits on any desk, the scanner can quickly convert paper documents into searchable 
PDF files that are readily shared, organized and protected. Visioneer OneTouch® with Kofax® VRS™ technology 
enhances imperfect originals, straightens and automatically crops them with the touch of a button. 

"Anyone who has a filing cabinet will immediately discover the benefit of making a small investment in a desktop 
scanner," Capurso said. "The time saved alone in filing, searching and retrieving paper will pay back the customer 
investment in only a few months, making it virtually a no-risk purchase." 

Scanning at the Touch of a Button
Visioneer OneTouch technology allows users to scan to the "destination" of their choice by pressing a single button, 
eliminating multiple steps in sending scanned documents to predetermined applications or devices. Scanner buttons 
come pre-programmed to scan, e-mail or copy in searchable PDF file format, but the user can customize them to 
scan to print, scan to archive, scan to network, and scan to OCR. The Visioneer OneTouch driver bundled with 
the DocuMate 162 scanner also supports automatic delivery of scanned images to applications such as Microsoft 
SharePoint®, Kofax Ascent® Collection Server, EMC Captiva® QuickScan Pro®, FileBound®, Laserfiche®, 
DocuWare®, Xerox DocuShare™ and Datacap Taskmaster®.

Bundled Software
The new scanner includes bundled software worth more than $400, including Visioneer OneTouch with Kofax 
VRS technology, Nuance PaperPort®, OmniPage® Pro OCR and TWAIN, certified ISIS and WIA drivers. 
Nuance PaperPort is a desktop document management solution that enables users to view and assemble mixed 
document types into PDF files that can be managed and accessed locally or on the network. OmniPage Pro 
converts high volumes of paper, PDF and forms into files that can searched and edited.

Pricing and Availability
The Xerox DocuMate 162 scanner is priced at $695 and is available immediately through retail and online 
channel partners, major resellers and Xerox and its agents and dealers.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 7/18/2008

Global Imaging Acquires Sierra Office Solutions

TAMPA, Fla., July 18, 2008  -- Global Imaging Systems a Xerox company (NYSE: XRX), has acquired Precision 
Copier Service, Inc., which conducts business as Sierra Office Solutions, in Reno, Nev. The acquisition is the 
third by Global this year and furthers the company's strategy of support for small and mid-size business customers 
across the country with an expanding network of office technology providers.

Sierra Office Solutions will continue to serve its customers as a stand-alone satellite of Inland Business Systems, 
a Global core company based in Sacramento, Calif., as it begins offering Xerox's full range of office printing 
products. Sierra Office Solutions also has offices in Las Vegas and Carson City, Nev.

"Sierra Office Solutions has a reputation as a trusted partner in the markets they serve," said Michael Shea, 
president and CEO of Global Imaging. "It is the kind of company and management team that the industry has 
come to expect from us, and is the perfect company to help us establish a presence in the state of Nevada." 

Company co-owner and president, Michael Jauron, will continue to lead Sierra Office Solutions as president,
reporting to James Koppert, president of Inland Business Systems. "We are excited about joining the Xerox-
Global team and working with Inland Business Systems," said Jauron. "This acquisition takes Sierra Office 
Solutions to its next logical phase of growth, positioning the company to better serve our customers' growing 
office needs." 

"Sierra Office Solutions' philosophy around the customer and the benefits of strategic office technology mirror our 
own and make this company a natural fit," said Koppert. "With this partnership, our customers will benefit from 
more technology offerings supported by the reliable service they've come to expect." 

About Global Imaging Systems
Global Imaging Systems focuses on small and mid-sized businesses through regional core companies in the U.S. 
that sell and service document management systems such as printers, copiersand multifunction devices; network 
integration services; and electronic presentation systems. As an office technology dealer, Global sells products 
from various suppliers including Xerox, Sharp, Konica Minolta and Kyocera Mita. Xerox acquired Global Imaging 
n 2007 and operates it as a wholly owned subsidiary within Xerox's North American operations.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 6/23/2008

New Xerox Desktop Scanners Ease Office Workloads

New scanners help control of the volume of paper offices manage every day

PLEASANTON, Calif., June 23, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced two new easy-to-use 
scanners that help users boost office productivity by scanning, e-mailing and copying documents at the touch of 
a single button. 

The Xerox DocuMate™ 515 is a color flatbed scanner with a hinged lid that opens to scan large items directly on 
the glass and an automatic document feeder (ADF) that scans 15 pages per minute (ppm). The Xerox DocuMate 
150 is a color sheetfed scanner with ADF that scans documents at speeds up to 18 ppm. Both scanners have a 
small footprint, making either suitable for workgroup or desktop scanning. 

"The DocuMate 150 and 515 deliver some of the most essential and productive scanning features available today. 
By combining the ease of Visioneer OneTouch scanning with the superior image enhancement of Kofax 
Virtual ReScan® (VRS) software, we have created a powerful solution that will allow any user, regardless of 
experience, to easily scan documents and be more productive," said John Capurso, vice president of marketing 
for Xerox DocuMate scanners. "If you don't have a scanner on your desk, either of these devices will help you 
control the volume of paper you manage every day." 

"Many users are looking at affordable simplex scanners for everyday office use. They want a device that delivers 
high-quality scans to their local folder or e-mail in searchable PDF," said Henry Hsia, assistant product manager at 
Newegg.com, a top online retailer of computer and consumer electronics products. "These scanners do just that 
yet have the extensibility to scan to virtually any program or location that more expensive competitive models offer." 

Perfect Scans from Imperfect Originals
The new scanners include Visioneer OneTouch® with Kofax® VRS™ technology to improve the scanned image 
quality of faded or degraded documents and automatically crop and/or deskew odd sized papers at the touch of 
a button.

"Anyone who has a filing cabinet will immediately discover the benefit of making a small investment in a desktop 
scanner. The time saved alone in filing, searching and retrieving paper will pay back your investment in only a few 
months, making this virtually a no-risk purchase. People will think you've hired an assistant," Capurso said. 

Powerful Scanning at the Touch of a Button
The easiest document scanning technology to use, Visioneer OneTouch technology allows users to effortlessly 
scan to the "destination" of their choice by pressing a single button, eliminating multiple steps in sending scanned 
documents to predetermined applications or devices. Scanner buttons come pre-programmed to scan, e-mail or 
copy in searchable PDF file format, but the user can easily customize them to scan to print, scan to archive, scan 
to network, and scan to OCR. The Visioneer OneTouch driver, bundled with the DocuMate 515 and DocuMate 
150, also supports automatic delivery of scanned images to applications such as Microsoft SharePoint®, Kofax 
Ascent® Capture, Laserfiche® Enterprise and Intuition®, EMC Captiva® QuickScan Pro®, Hyland OnBase® 
and Datacap Taskmaster®.

Productivity at the Desktop
The new scanners both include more than $400 in bundled software, including Visioneer OneTouch with Kofax 
VRS technology, Nuance PaperPort®, OmniPage® Pro OCR and TWAIN, certified-ISIS and WIA drivers. 
Nuance PaperPort is a desktop document management solution that enables users to view and assemble mixed 
document types into PDF files that can be managed and accessed locally or on the network. 

Pricing and Availability
The Xerox DocuMate 515 is priced at $499.99 and the Xerox DocuMate 150 is priced at $399.99. Both are 
available immediately through retail and online channel partners, resellers and Xerox and its agents and dealers. 

About Xerox DocuMate Scanners
Xerox DocuMate high-performance business scanners and document management solutions give people speed, 
image quality, advanced paper handling and ease-of-use with exclusive Visioneer OneTouch technology. 
Scanner products range from mobile and desktop scanners to production imaging scanners. For additional
information on Xerox scanners, visit www.xeroxscanners.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 5/27/2008

New Xerox Color Multifunction System and Print Server Power Office Publishing

NORWALK, Conn., May 27, 2008  -- It's an office reality: A co-worker sends a file loaded with images to the 
printer and the rest of the office stands in line waiting for this one print job. It's a frustrating drain on productivity. 
To take this frustration out of the workplace and keep office printing humming, Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) 
launched the WorkCentre™ 7346 multifunction printer. 

It's the company's latest color MFP that speeds through a range of documents, from everyday business reports like 
Excel spreadsheets, to graphic-rich color presentations and brochures. The system features print speeds of up to 40 
pages per minute (ppm) in color and 45 ppm in black and white, a fast 667MHz processor, 1.5 GB of memory, and 
a 40 GB hard drive. 

While documents with complex images traditionally slow down print jobs, the new Electronics For Imaging (EFI) 
Fiery® print server for the WorkCentre 7300 series speeds up the process. As a result, the WorkCentre 7346 and 
print server combination are suited for offices that need to print a variety of files, such as marketing and publishing 
groups. In addition, the EFI Fiery print server provides easy-to-use color management controls for ensuring color 
accuracy.

"Offices of any size thrive on speed," said Russell Peacock, president of Xerox Office Group. "And at the same
time, they demand quality, affordable technology. It's a tall order that the WorkCentre 7346 delivers. This system
is designed to cut down the print queue so that employees can send a file to the printer, grab and go. No wait time 
means more work gets done."

The WorkCentre 7346 is also equipped with tools such as Auditron and Xerox Standard Accounting, which 
regulate and track color usage, giving users the ability to manage costs by choosing when, where and how much 
color they need.

Security
The security features of the WorkCentre 7346 protect sensitive data at all points of vulnerability, from the device, 
hard drive and network, to the document itself. An audit log tracks the date and user of every job the device 
processes. Users can also be sure that documents remain confidential with Secure Print, a feature that allows users 
to enter a pin at the device before printing begins. 

The WorkCentre 7346 is enabled with Xerox's , a technology inside many Xerox MFPs. Based on Web standards, 
EIP allows independent software vendors and developers to easily create applications for multifunction systems
that simplify document-based work processes, such as forms registration, and customize the touch screen for 
personalized workflows for individuals and workgroups.

The WorkCentre 7346 starts at $15,199 and the EFI Fiery print server starts at $4,099. Both are available 
immediately worldwide through Xerox direct sales, authorized sales agents, resellers, dealers, concessionaires, 
and by calling 800-ASK-XEROX.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 5/20/2008

New Xerox Printers and Multifunction Printers: Easy to Use Affordable, Reliable Technology

NORWALK, Conn., May 20, 2008 – With the launch of five printers and multifunction products, Xerox 
Corporation (NYSE: XRX) makes it easier and more affordable for small and mid-size businesses to get more 
work done on even the tightest of budgets. 

The new offerings range from the $279 Xerox Phaser® 3100MFP multifunction printer that prints, copies and 
scans, to the $1,999 Xerox Phaser 5550 laser printer that speeds printing at a rate of up to 50 pages per minute 
(ppm). For more features, the new Xerox Phaser 3635MFP multifunction printer, starting at $1,799, is a 35 ppm 
networked system that includes advanced security options like image overwriting, encryption and authentication 
tools. 

“The goal in today’s competitive business world is to do more while spending less” said Russell Peacock, president, 
Xerox Office Group. “That’s a challenge, especially for small and mid-size businesses that need to invest in order 
to grow. Xerox’s portfolio of technology gives these businesses an array of choices to fit the way they work without 
breaking the bank.” 

The new Phaser black-and-white printers and MFPs join the company’s growing stable of products designed with 
the small and mid-sized business in mind and play critical roles in Xerox’s overall SMB strategy. In addition to a 
broader product portfolio, Xerox is expanding its distribution network, making it easier for the SMB market to 
benefit from the cost and quality advantages of doing business with Xerox. The company’s most notable channel 
expansion initiatives include the acquisition last year of Global Imaging Systems Inc., in the U.S., and its planned 
acquisition of Veenman B.V., the largest office technology distributor in the Netherlands. In addition to these 
distributors, more than 7,000 sales agents and 40,000 technology resellers sell the Xerox brand around the world. 

Reliable, Affordable
Built on the award-winning Phaser 5500 platform, the Phaser 5550 laser printer features automated tools for easy 
installation and service. The printer comes with PhaserSMART®, an online troubleshooting tool that helps diagnose 
and solve potential printing issues, preventing maintenance calls and increasing its reliability. Starting at $1,999, 
the Phaser 5550 produces tabloid-sized prints up to 50 ppm for both single and double-sided pages. 

“The reliability of the Xerox team and Xerox products has played a significant role in our recovery efforts since 
Hurricane Katrina, helping our dispersed employees get the University up and running as quickly as possible,” 
said Michael Britt, director of administrative service, Tulane University. “After moving our Phaser 5500 from inches 
of water in New Orleans following the hurricane to Houston – and back again – it still worked like new. In fact, the 
printer is still in use today with over 800,000 pages printed.”

Xerox combined ease of use, reliability and low-cost, to build the Phaser 3100MFP, which starts at $279. The 
system, Xerox’s lowest-priced MFP, makes office work easy with print speeds up to 21 ppm and features like scan
to e-mail, a full keyboard for the fax directory, and Optical Character Recognition software that converts scanned 
documents into text-searchable files.
 
For the individual user or small workgroup, the Xerox Phaser 3250 laser printer, starting at $279, is small in size 
yet rich with features including automatic two-sided printing and the ability to print up to 30 pages per minute. 

Rounding out the product launch, the company also announced the Xerox Phaser 3600 laser printer. Starting at 
$549, the Phaser 3600 prints up to 40 ppm and includes a standard one-year warranty with the option to extend 
up to three years – an offering not typically found on this class of product. Meeting the needs of workgroups, the 
Phaser 3600 includes advanced security features and Xerox’s CentreWare® Internet Service technology, making 
the printer easy to use and maintain. 

Recycling
The Phaser 3635MFP, Phaser 3100MFP, Phaser 5550, Phaser 3250 and Phaser 3600 are part of Xerox’s Green 
World Alliance.The Xerox Green World Alliance is a worldwide initiative to encourage customers large and small 
to recycle or dispose of supplies in a manner that minimizes impact to the environment. This partnership with 
customers has resulted in more than 2.7 million cartridges and toner containers being returned in 2006.  Xerox 
processed 1.3 million pounds of post-consumer waste toner for reuse, and the plastic bottles customers used to 
return waste toner to Xerox–nearly 100,000 of them–have been recycled. 

Availability
The Phaser 3635MFP, Phaser 5550, Phaser 3250 and Phaser 3600 are available immediately worldwide through 
Xerox direct sales, agents, resellers, dealers, concessionaires, by calling 1-866-480-3119, or going online at 
www.xerox.com/direct. The Phaser 3100MFP will be available worldwide in early June.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 5/5/2008

New Xerox DocuMate Scanner Delivers More Bang for the Buck

50 Percent Faster and Great for ID Card Scanning
PLEASANTON, Calif., May 05, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced a new color sheetfed 
scanner that is 50 percent faster than similarly priced competitive products, small enough to fit on a desktop, 
optimized to scan ID cards and includes ultrasonic double-feed detection technology. The latest generation in 
this award-winning scanning series, the Xerox DocuMate™ 262i scans at 76 images per minute and lists for $1,195. 

The DocuMate 262i is designed for desktop use in any office where scanning plastic ID cards, business cards, 
documents or other heavy card stock is necessary. It incorporates a new, patent-pending front-feed tray that not 
only increases ID card scanning efficiency in healthcare and financial services applications but also reduces roller 
wear by up to 60 percent over competing brands, resulting in lower total cost of ownership. The DocuMate 262i 
also includes ultrasonic double-feed detection technology that will alert the user if double feeding of originals occurs 
during scanning. This technology prevents lost images and enables paper of different weights or thickness to be 
scanned quickly and reliably. 

The DocuMate 262i is powered by Visioneer OneTouch® scanning technology for eliminating multiple steps in 
sending scanned documents in all popular file formats, including searchable PDF, to predetermined applications 
such as Microsoft SharePoint, Kofax Ascent Capture, EMC QuickScan Pro, Hyland OnBase and/or to devices 
such as printers and storage systems in just one touch.

"The DocuMate 262i's combination of price and performance is unmatched. It scans 50 percent faster than 
similarly priced competitive products," said Murray L. Dennis, president and CEO of Visioneer, a Xerox licensing 
partner and developer of the DocuMate product line. "It also incorporates Visioneer OneTouch® technology, an 
exclusive utility that connects the button on your scanner with powerful software drivers so that with one touch your 
document is automatically scanned and delivered to any destination you choose. While some competing products 
also have scan buttons, they still require multiple clicks to complete the job."

The Xerox DocuMate 262i scanner also includes Kofax® VirtualReScan™ (VRS) version 4.2 software, which 
provides unsurpassed image quality, superior optical character recognition accuracy, auto-exposure, auto-cropping 
and wide-angle deskew. The Kofax VRS 4.2 is now upgraded with the following features:

Expanded support for blank page detection and deletion.

Improvements to the Advanced Clarity and Auto Orientation features.

Support for bar code recognition, endorsing, and compression formats with TWAIN-based scanning applications.

Expanded support for image storage and compression formats with ImageControls-based scanning applications.

Support for Microsoft Windows Vista.
DocuMate 262i Color Duplex Scanner
The Xerox DocuMate 262i processes 38 ppm / 76 ipm at 200 dpi monochrome and grayscale. It also has one of 
the smallest footprints of any automatic document feed scanner on the market. It offers an optical resolution of 
600 x 1200 dpi, 48-bit internal color, a hi-speed USB 2.0 interface (USB 1.1 compatible), with a suite of bundled 
software applications and utilitie; s worth more than $800. Bundled software includes TWAIN and ISIS® certified 
drivers, Kofax VRS, Nuance® PaperPort®, Nuance OmniPage Pro, and EMC Captiva® QuickScan™ Demo. The 
convenient 50-page capacity automatic document feeder can handle paper and photos from business cards up to
legal-size documents. 

Pricing, Availability
Priced at $1,195, the Xerox DocuMate 262i is available immediately in the United States through channel partners 
such as Best Buy for Business, CDW, CompuTech International, Dell, Emtec, Fry's Electronics, Global Imaging 
Systems, Insight, Newegg, Office Depot, Office Max, PC Connection, Scantastik, Staples and Xerox (including its 
dealers and agents), For a list of resellers, go to http://www.xeroxscanners.com/en/us/WhereToBuy.asp.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 3/31/2008

Five Paper Tips from Xerox: Use Less, Use Wisely

NORWALK, Conn., March 31, 2008  -- Memos, reports, invoices, forms, presentations and instructions are the 
trademark of a busy office - and signal the vital role paper plays in it every day. Yet Xerox Corporation studies 
show that office workers throw away 45 percent of documents within 24 hours of printing them. 

How can you stay productive while using resources wisely? 

Paper is a renewable resource. If you think before you print and choose the paper that's right for the job, you can 
reduce the environmental footprint of your office. As one of the world's largest suppliers of papers for office printers 
and copiers, Xerox is sharing five simple tips for smart paper use.

Use both sides of the paper. It's called "duplex printing" and it is the single best way to reduce paper use. So 
choose copiers, digital printers and multifunction devices that can print on both sides of the paper. Add duplex 
as your "default" mode.

Go digital. Save on postage by sending electronic files and let your recipient decide whether to print them. 
Replace paper files with electronic ones using the scan-to-file option on multifunction devices.

Be selective: Print what you need when you need it. For example, print only the portion of the report you need, 
not every page. Preview your print to avoid printing pages with boilerplate. Print on demand. Don't stockpile forms, 
letterhead, or instructions that will go out of date. 

Reach for the right paper. A number of options promote sound environmental practices. For instance, Xerox High 
Yield Business Paper™ is produced using half the number of trees of conventional paper. Print on papers certified 
through global organizations, such as the Forest Stewardship Council or the Programme for the Endorsement of 
Forest Certification, both of which have strict international standards for sustainable forestry. Or use paper with 
recycled content. 

Recycle. Collect used paper so the fiber can be used again. Recycling the fiber saves trees, reduces energy 
and water use, requires fewer chemicals, and keeps paper out of landfills.
"It may be a surprise that Xerox is concerned about excessive paper use. After all, we're in the business of putting 
marks on pages," said Wim Appelo, president, Xerox Strategic Services, which manages Xerox's paper business 
as well as its company-wide environmental programs.

"But, the hallmark of our business has always been operating in an environmentally responsible way. That means 
holding our suppliers to tough standards on how they make paper, improving forest management and protecting 
endangered forests. As important, through Xerox innovation we help our customers minimize their impact on the 
environment while meeting their business needs." 

Xerox applies stringent requirements on all its paper suppliers and is working with The Nature Conservancy to
identify and promote best practices that will enable environmental scientists, forest managers and paper suppliers 
to work cooperatively toward sustainable forest management. Long an evangelist for greener operations, Xerox 
believes that environmental sustainability isn't a cost of doing business, but a way of doing business that benefits 
shareholders, customers, employees and the world in which we work and live.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 3/25/2008

Xerox Creates Calculator That Measures Environmental Efficiency

First in the Industry to Answer "How Green is Your Office?"

Calculator "cracks the code;" tracks energy use, waste and greenhouse gas emissions of document technology; 
provides data that backs up decisions to reduce environmental footprint in the office. 
 
NORWALK, Conn., March 25, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today unveiled the industry's first 
Sustainability Calculator designed to help customers pinpoint opportunities to reduce their environmental impact 
while reducing costs. The new proprietary software tool measures the overall impact a company's document 
technologies have on the environment. 

The Sustainability Calculator is the newest assessment tool available through Xerox Office Services. It evaluates 
the current office environment of printers, copiers and multifunction devices and then measures environmental 
benefits that could be achieved in terms of energy and paper use, solid waste, water, air and greenhouse gas 
emissions. This tool provides customers the first fact-based measurement of their environmental footprint.

"This calculator cracks the code to help offices of any size really understand just how 'green' their offices are or 
could be," said John Kelly, president, Xerox Global Services North America. "The same people who are 
environmentally conscious at home are starting to bring this awareness to work, but in many cases, they didn't 
know where to start. We designed the Sustainability Calculator to be an effective environmental assessment tool. 
It provides customers with actionable recommendations to help them achieve their 'green' objectives and in doing 
so realize cost-savings and efficiency gains that come with an optimized office environment."

The Sustainability Calculator not only tracks document technology from Xerox but also printers, copiers and 
multifunction devices from other companies. 

For offices wanting a quick assessment of their environmental footprint, a scaled-down version of the 
comprehensive calculator will launch today on Xerox's Web site at www.xerox.com/thoughtleadership. Visitors get 
a sneak peek at how the calculator can effectively help their company, regardless of its size. The quick Web-
based assessment provides how-to tips and advice on smart ways to make offices greener.

Northrop Grumman Weighs in with Big Savings
For global defense and technology company Northrop Grumman Corporation the calculator was able to show one 
sector where it saved 27 percent in energy usage, 26 percent in greenhouse gas emissions and 33 percent in solid 
waste. This sector of Northrop Grumman had more than 2,000 printers, hundreds of multifunction printers and stand-
alone copiers prior to leveraging Xerox Office Services - which optimized the office to less than 1,100 devices. 

Xerox populated the calculator with metrics such as equipment specifications and usage patterns with the 
original number of devices. Following that, the calculator evaluated the new office configuration and was able to 
demonstrate areas where Northrop Grumman had achieved sustainability savings. Xerox will report metrics on 
Northrop Grumman's office equipment throughout the year as the company continues to simplify the office settings 
of six other sectors.

"Northrop Grumman is developing a variety of strategies to reduce our company's environmental impact," said 
Kraig Scheyer, vice president of administrative services for Northrop Grumman Corporation. "Xerox's Sustainability 
Calculator has been helping us in the area of office equipment to measure how far we've come, where we are today 
and where we need to focus our efforts in the future."

How it Works
The Sustainability Calculator employs proprietary algorithms and document assessment research to deliver data 
about a company's entire fleet of office products, from printers to multifunction devices and copiers, regardless of 
the equipment supplier. The Sustainability Calculator can also provide information on the impact of printing on two 
sides or using different types of papers. Preliminary testing of the calculator proves that customers realize both 
environmental benefits and cost savings.

After the initial analysis that generates a detailed sustainability evaluation of their operations, Xerox partners with 
customers to create an energy-saving office environment. Some of the changes can be as simple as moving devices 
to different locations to replacing personal and single-function products with multifunction products. The calculator 
can also detect opportunities for customers to become smarter paper users and to reduce waste. It provides information 
on the impact of duplex printing or using different paper stocks. 

"The goal for the Xerox Sustainability Calculator is to point customers in the right direction, to identify opportunities 
where the reduced impact to the environment can be balanced with boosting the bottom line," said Patricia Calkins, 
vice president of Environment, Health and Safety, Xerox. "We coupled our longstanding innovative leadership in the 
area of sustainability with our deep knowledge of the office environment to create a tool to help our customers save 
resources."

Smarter Ways to Green 
Xerox's focus on sustainability dates back more than 20 years and is woven into nearly all aspects of how it 
designs its products and selects its suppliers. Whether it is to develop an entire portfolio of sustainable paper or 
be one of the first to incorporate ENERGY STAR® specification into its products, Xerox partners with customers, 
suppliers and stakeholders to advance sustainable business practices. Some of the "green" programs and products 
being produced by Xerox include:

Xerox's solid ink technology used in printers and multifunction devices use cartridge-free ink sticks that generate 
90 percent less waste than laser or inkjet devices.

Intuitive "power down" capabilities in Xerox's solid ink printers learn the printing patterns of an office and 
automatically shift into a low-power mode when it knows the printer will be in low use, like during the lunch hour. 

Emulsion Aggregation toner is a major breakthrough in laser-based printing - requiring less toner to be placed on a 
printed page while using 25 percent less energy to print than previous types of toner.

High Yield Business Paper™, created using 90 percent of a tree versus 45 percent of a tree typically used to create 
standard white office paper.

Forest Stewardship Council and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certifications branded paper products
that were manufactured using raw materials harvested from certified sources and can be tracked from harvest
through distribution.

Research and development projects underway inside of Xerox labs include the development of erasable paper that 
can be reused multiple times.
When combined, all of these efforts and alternatives will help customers reduce their use of resources, and ultimately 
their environmental footprint.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 2/7/2008

Xerox Software Makes Scanning and Archiving a Breeze for Small Businesses

ROCHESTER, N.Y., Feb. 07, 2008  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) launched a new version of its SMART
document Travel™ workflow software that helps small and mid-sized businesses simplify office processes and 
scan and archive documents more swiftly and efficiently. 

"Xerox is leading the charge to help organizations unlock the power of their Xerox office multifunction systems 
to make their everyday work easier and more productive," said Roger Ellefson, manager of Solutions Marketing, 
Xerox Office Group. "With SMARTdocument Travel Express, we've made scanning and archiving as simple as 
pressing a couple buttons." 

With SMARTdocument Travel Express, powered by AutoStore®, all that is needed is an office multifunction 
product to scan, index and send important documents to multiple destinations. Touching a few buttons directs 
the selected document to network folders, e-mail, a LAN fax, printer, Lotus Notes, or SharePoint document 
management systems.

In addition, the software supports document processing features that can be used to electronically index, route 
and store documents that only exist in hard copy. For example, a hiring manager could scan a resume received by 
mail or fax, index it with the applicant's name and desired position, convert it to PDF, e-mail it to the hiring manager 
and automatically archive the resume - all from the multifunction system. SMARTdocument Travel Express works 
with multifunction systems from Xerox as well as other vendors. The software can be upgraded to SMARTdocument 
Travel, which adds Bates stamping, a feature that places identifying dates or numbers on documents as they are 
scanned or processed, and advanced forms processing, such as forms recognition and watermarking. 

Both SMARTdocument Travel and the Express version now work with Xerox's Extensible Interface Platform™ (EIP). 
EIP is a technology, based on Web standards, inside many Xerox multifunction systems that allows independent 
software vendors and developers to easily create applications for the device and to customize the touch screen. 

Pricing for SMARTdocument Travel Express is $600 for each multifunction system connection. It is available 
immediately in North America through Xerox direct sales, agents and Global Imaging Systems.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 1/31/2008

Global Imaging Acquires Better Quality Business Systems

Global Imaging Systems, a Xerox company (NYSE: XRX), is acquiring Better Quality Business Systems Inc., of 
New Albany, Ind. The acquisition continues Global's development of a national network of office technology 
suppliers to serve its ever-expanding base of small and mid-size businesses.

Headquartered in Indiana, Better Quality also serves Greater Louisville, Elizabethtown, and Bowling Green, Ky., 
primarily with products from Kyocera-Mita. The company will continue supporting its Kyocera-Mita customers as 
it begins offering Xerox's full range of office printing products.

"Better Quality Business Systems has built a reputation as a trusted partner in the markets they serve," said 
Michael Shea, president and CEO of Global Imaging. "With this acquisition, Global Imaging gains not only a 
classic partner, but an entrée into a growing market." 

Company co-owner and president Dwight Seals, will continue leading Better Quality as president, reporting to 
Bill Schmidt, president of CopyCo Office Solutions Inc., of Indianapolis, also a Global company. Better Quality 
becomes a satellite company of CopyCo., and will continue operating as Better Quality Business Systems.

"This is the next logical step for Better Quality Business Systems, which has been growing and expanding for 
years," said Seals. "Becoming a member of the Global and Xerox family only means better technology, support, 
and services for our customers."

Global Imaging is not acquiring the firm's IT outsourcing business, Better Quality IT, currently a wholly owned 
subsidiary of Better Quality Business Systems. That group will continue under the leadership of Joe Lawler, 
co-owner of Better Quality Business Systems. The IT company will undergo a name change during the next 
few months.

Better Quality has been serving the Southern Indiana business community since 1985. Seals and Lawler 
acquired it in 1997 and began dramatically expanding the business into new markets in Kentucky. 

About Global Imaging Systems
Global Imaging Systems focuses on small and mid-size businesses through regional core companies in the U.S. 
that sell and service document management systems such as printers, copiers and multifunction devices; 
network integration services; and electronic presentation systems. As an office technology dealer, Global sells 
products from various suppliers including Xerox, Sharp and Konica Minolta. Xerox acquired Global Imaging in 
2007 and operates it as a wholly owned subsidiary within Xerox's North American operations.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 12/19/2007

Xerox Products Earn Top Industry Honors From Leading Test and Research Organizations

Norwalk, CT., Dec. 19, 2007  -- When customer satisfaction is your number one goal, accolades from industry 
publications and research firms around the globe become the icing on the cake. And as in years past, Xerox 
Corporation (NYSE: XRX) closed out 2007 having earned more than 190 awards and honors from industry 
publications and independent testing and research organizations. 

"Xerox has launched 102 products in the last three years, including 39 launches in 2007, creating the broadest 
portfolio of digital document systems in the industry and in Xerox's history," said Ursula M. Burns, president of 
Xerox. "More than two-thirds of Xerox's equipment revenue is from products launched in the last two years 
alone, reflecting our ability to accelerate 'time to revenue' and generate a strong return on our investments in 
R&D. We're confident our steady pace of award-winning product innovation will continue in 2008 and beyond."

Buyers Laboratory Inc. (BLI) recognized six Xerox color printers and multifunction systems with its Fall "Pick of 
the Year" awards, including the Xerox Phaser™ 8860 color printer and Xerox Phaser 8860 color multifunction
printer, the Xerox WorkCentre 7328 advanced multifunction system and DocuColor™ 242/252/260 color printer/
copiers. BLI conducts intensive competitive testing on document products, comparing overall performance, 
productivity, reliability and ease of use, among many other critical performance factors. 

Xerox production systems also garnered multiple awards at the 2007 Graph Expo tradeshow and exhibition. The
 Xerox DocuColor™ 8000AP Digital Press received a "Must See 'ems" award, the Xerox Nuvera™ 100/120/144 
EA Digital Production System was awarded a "Worth-a-Look" title and the Xerox Nuvera 288 Digital Perfecting 
System earned "Encore Must See 'ems" honor.

Better Buys for Business, an industry-recognized authority on office imaging equipment, honored 29 Xerox 
products, 11 of which were color devices, with "Editor's Choice" honors in 2007. 

Additional worldwide accolades include:

The DocuMate™ 152 was designated "Editor's Choice" in document scanning by PC Magazine in Russia.

BERTL Inc. awarded the Xerox WorkCentre 7345 advanced multifunction system a five star, "Excellent" rating. 

The Xerox Phaser 6180 color laser printer was given a "Product of the Year 2007" award by Polish publication 
PC World Komputer.

PC Magazine named the Phaser 8860 color printer an "Editor's Choice," along with a 4˝ out of 5 star rating.

Xerox Corporation received the National Medal of Technology, the highest honor awarded by the President of 
the United States to America's leading innovators. The company has also been recognized for its excellence in 
knowledge management, innovation, diversity, ethics, family-friendly policies, environmental programs and 
leadership. 

Next year Xerox will exhibit award-winning offerings at various industry events including Macworld Conference 
and Expo in San Francisco, Graphics of The America in Miami, Graph Expo in Chicago, N.Y., drupa 2008 in 
Germany, and AIIM/OnDemand in Boston.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 12/12/2007

Xerox Opens $24 Million Solid Ink Factory

Wilsonville, OR, Dec. 12, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today opened a state-of-the art automated 
ink manufacturing plant to serve growing demand for its proprietary solid ink color printers as more businesses 
convert from black-and-white to color printing. 

The $24 million factory fills 10,000 square feet of previously unused space on the company's campus here outside 
of Portland, Ore., and expands Xerox's production of solid ink by 10 times. Over time, as the plant reaches full 
capacity, Xerox expects to add 20 employees; about 75 employees work at the factory now.

The new plant will produce Xerox's latest generation of solid ink, which first became available in September 
when Xerox launched its Phaser 8860 color printer and the Phaser 8860MFP color multifunction printer. These 
products feature a breakthrough in solid ink technology that for the first time makes color printing as affordable 
as black and white. Nearly five years in development, the new crayon-like ink sticks have been developed to 
last longer than ever before. By increasing the total number of color pages the ink sticks produce, Xerox has 
drastically reduced the price of color printing. When comparing the cost of the device and the ink, printing on 
the Phaser 8860 is two times less expensive than using equivalent laser printers from other manufacturers.

The ink sticks also produce 90 percent less waste than comparable color laser products and were designed to 
melt at a lower temperature, reducing energy consumption by 14 percent. 

"Xerox has redefined color printing with the advancements we've made in solid ink," said Jim Rise, vice 
president and general manager of the Solid Ink Business Unit. "Known for its exceptional image quality and 
ability to print vibrant colors, solid ink was initially the preferred technology for graphic artists. Now, we've 
taken it to a level where solid ink is the affordable, easy to use color printer for businesses of any sort and size. 
That's why we're investing in this new factory; our success in solid ink is really just getting started." 

The plant follows Xerox's opening in September of a $60 million emulsion aggregation (EA) toner plant near 
Rochester, N.Y. EA toner produces sharper images than traditional laser printer toner, and uses less toner per 
page.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 10/10/2007

Xerox Teams Up with Top Direct Marketing Executives to Discuss Effective Digital Campaigns at DMA Conference

Rochester, N.Y., Oct. 10, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is making noise at this year's Direct 
Marketing Association annual conference and exhibition. It won't be the standard sound of Xerox digital 
presses in the booth. Instead, the chatter comes from 16 leaders in the direct marketing industry, who have a 
thing or two to say about the impact digital printing has on direct marketing. The conversation will focus on 
attention-grabbing direct-marketing jobs produced on Xerox digital systems. 

"Using Xerox digital technology allows us to create highly profitable one-to-one communications that result in 
greater customer loyalty, higher response rates and significant increases in return on investment compared to 
traditional, static marketing programs," said Theresa Cloutier, senior vice president, marketing, DMM, a direct 
marketing solutions provider in Scarborough, Maine, and one of the companies appearing in the Xerox booth. 

DMM is producing direct marketing programs in industries such as pharmaceutical management, healthcare, 
financial services, tourism and automotive. Its technology includes a Xerox iGen3 Digital Production Press and 
Xerox DocuColor® 6060 Digital Color Press. Digital print sales make up 60 percent of DMM's revenue. 

In addition to DMM, joining Xerox in its booth (No. 371) at DMA in Chicago from Oct. 14 - 17, are: Aspen 
Marketing Services, Bowne Marketing & Business Communications, Cathedral Corporation, DME, DMI, Inc., 
EU Services, Freedom Graphic Systems, Hampton Printing and Mailing, Lexinet, Mailmark Direct Marketing 
Services, NCP Solutions, RGC Communications, The Document Centre, The Mahoney Company and The 
Total Mailing System. 

"Digital print can bring proven power and effectiveness to direct marketing from simple to complex programs," 
said Tom Wetjen, vice president, Xerox Worldwide Graphic Communications Industry. "We have invited our 
customers to share their success stories so direct marketers and creative executives can learn how to build 
their brands and generate more business with relevant, personalized digital marketing communications."

Xerox and its customers will also participate in three DMA conference sessions. Shelley Sweeney from Xerox's 
Worldwide Graphic Communications Business will be joined by Gordon Eyler of Bowne Marketing & Business 
Communications for a session titled, "Inside a High-Performance Direct Marketing Engine for High Net-Worth 
Customers." The session will include a case study of a Web-based marketing engine developed for a leading 
financial services firm. The study provides details about the customized marketing materials including brochures, 
personalized pitch books, seminar invitations and newsletters produced for more than 14,000 financial advisors 
located around the globe. The online portal helps the organization maintain a consistent brand identity while 
leveraging Web-to-print technology to help improve overall productivity.

John Mahoney, president, The Mahoney Company, will speak on "Building Blocks for a B2B DM Campaign." 
He will outline tactics for building a successful, relevant direct-marketing program that can be modeled in any 
industry.

In addition, Bob Wagner, head of Xerox's Creative Services Business and Premier Partners Program, will co-
present a session titled, "Becoming the Illusionist: The Magic of Using Brand to Drive Response Without Results 
Disappearing" with Russell Kern, president, The Kern Organization, a fully-integrated direct marketing agency in 
Woodland Hills, Calif. The session will highlight two marketing programs analyzed at Xerox's 1:1 Lab, a variable 
testing ground for Xerox customers. The 1:1 Lab reviews a customer's traditional, static direct-marketing 
campaigns and compares the results against those that utilize data-driven one-to-one messaging.

Many of the 16 Xerox customers are part of Xerox's Graphic Arts Premier Partners program, a global community 
of more than 650 of its leading digital communications services providers. The work of these print providers 
reinforces Xerox's emphasis on using the full capabilities of Xerox digital production printing systems, workflow 
solutions and business development tools to create personalized marketing communications. Members are 
selected based on their commitment to meeting their customers' needs through innovative use of these new 
technologies.

For direct marketers interested in more information on the power of one-to-one marketing with digital color printing, 
www.redhotdigital.xerox.com.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/24/2007

Xerox Cascades Color Throughout the Office

Stamford, CT, Sept. 24, 2007 - Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is creating a wave of color for the office with 
five new multifunction products and printers, including two that feature a breakthrough in solid ink technology 
that for the first time makes color printing as affordable as black and white.

The product rollout includes the Xerox Phaser® 8860 color printer and Xerox Phaser 8860MFP color multifunction 
printer - the first printers to feature the next generation of Xerox’s solid ink technology . Nearly five years in 
development, the new crayon-like ink sticks have been developed to last longer than ever before. By increasing 
the total number of color pages the ink sticks produce, Xerox has drastically reduced the price of color printing. 
When comparing the cost of the device and the ink, printing on the Phaser 8860 is two times less expensive 
than using equivalent laser printers from other manufacturers.

Designed for virtually any business with print volumes between 1,000 and 10,000 pages per month, the Phaser 
8860 color printer and Phaser 8860MFP are ideal for customers - such as real estate agencies, marketing firms, 
design agencies and contractors - who depend on color for business proposals, collaterals and reports, as well 
as everyday documents such as e-mail, spreadsheets and more.

"Our customers told us that they want and need high-quality color printing to support their business, but that 
price was a barrier," said Ursula Burns, president of Xerox. "By focusing our research on advancements in solid 
ink, we can now make printing a page in color as inexpensive as black and white, and at total costs that are 
much lower than comparable printers from other companies. Now, businesses can take the locks off the color 
printer and depend on the affordable advantages of Xerox printers for all their printing needs - in any color. And, 
they can do it knowing the environmental advantages of solid ink significantly reduce waste."

With Xerox’s cartridge-free solid ink technology, the ink sticks, which are simply dropped into the color-
coordinated ink trays, require minimal packaging and generate 90 percent less waste than comparable laser 
printers.

"The new Xerox cartridge-free solid inks are each only one-third the cost of the black supplies. What this means 
(and our tests confirmed) is that now - for perhaps the first time in the history of workgroup office color printing - 
you can print almost any document in full color on this desktop printer for the same cost as printing it in black 
and white," said David R. Spencer, President of the SpencerLab Digital Color Laboratory, which has 
independently tested the Phaser 8860. 

Base pricing for the Phaser 8860 color printer and Phaser 8860MFP is $2,499 and $3,999, respectively. The 
black ink, with a yield of 14,000 pages, is $216. Each color ink stick, also yielding 14,000 pages, is only $72. 
Comparatively, the Hewlett-Packard Color LaserJet 4700dn printer is priced at $1,599, with a supplies cost of 
$178.99 for a black toner cartridge that yields 11,000 pages, and $253.99 for each color toner cartridge that 
yields 10,000 pages.

With print speeds as fast as 30 pages per minute in color and black and white, a 750 MHz processor and true 
Adobe PostScript3, the Phaser 8860 and Phaser 8860MFP produce color prints that are Pantone color 
approved, meaning the image quality matches the tough standards of Pantone’s color system. Automatic two-
sided printing and N-up printing, which enables users to print multiple pages onto one, allow more images to fit 
on a single sheet of paper. In addition to these features, industry-leading optical character recognition (OCR) 
software in the MFP version of the Phaser 8860 allow documents to be scanned and converted to digital format, 
saving users both time and money.  

More Xerox Technology Offers More Choices, More Color

Building on the industry’s broadest product portfolio that offers customers wide choices for their document needs, 
Xerox also launched today the Phaser 6180MFP color multifunction printer that prints at speeds as fast as 20 
pages per minute in color and 31 ppm in black and white; and the Xerox WorkCentre® 7232 and WorkCentre 
7242 color multifunction printers, which offer print speeds as fast as 10 ppm in color, and 32 and 40 ppm in 
black and white, respectively.

The Xerox Phaser 6180MFP starts at $999, and features a 400MHz processor, 384MB of memory and a 950-
sheet paper input capacity. With Xerox’s environmentally friendly Emulsion Aggregation High Gloss Toner, true 
Adobe PostScript3 and Pantone color, the Phaser 6180MFP produces high-quality prints in 600x600x4 dpi color 
output. The unit is easy to set-up and use with PrintingScout, software that automatically sends users messages 
at their computers about the status of print jobs. It also includes CentreWare® Web printer management software, 
which allows IT administrators or office workers to remotely clone, configure and manage a fleet of systems. The 
multifunction printer also includes ID Card Copy, making it simple to copy both sides of a document, like an 
insurance card, onto a single sheet of paper.

Xerox’s new WorkCentre 7232/7242 are entry-level, color-capable multifunction products designed for small to 
mid-sized workgroups that rely on black-and-white printing but need color for some business applications. The 
systems offer two-sided copying and printing and a full range of color controls, such as Xerox Standard Accounting, 
which lets offices track use and set limits for their employees. 

The WorkCentre 7200 series is enabled with Xerox’s Extensible Interface Platform (EIP), a Web-based platform 
that lets customers and developers quickly and easily create customized workflow applications. The line builds 
on the success of the WorkCentre 7132 for "color cautious" customers who print primarily in black and white 
but need the option of printing quality color.

Pricing for the WorkCentre 7232 and 7242 starts at $5,299 and $6,299, respectively.

Availability

Order taking for the WorkCentre 7242 begins in November, and order taking for the 7232 begins in January, in 
North America, through Xerox direct sales, agents, authorized resellers and dealers. Order taking in Europe 
begins in October. In other regions, including Latin America, Russia, Central and Eastern Europe, order taking 
begins immediately.

The Phaser 6180MFP is available immediately worldwide through Xerox direct sales, agents, resellers, dealers, 
concessionaires, by calling 866-480-3119, or online at www.xerox.com/direct . 

The Phaser 8860 color printer is available immediately in North America and Europe and will be available early 
next year in other regions.  The MFP version will be available in November in North America and Europe through 
Xerox direct sales, resellers, dealers, agents, and concessionaires by calling 866-480-3119 or going online at 
www.xerox.com/direct . These Phaser and WorkCentre products meet the U.S. Environmental Protection 
Agency’s rigorous new ENERGY STAR® requirements.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 9/6/2007

Xerox Launches Industry's Fastest Light Production Printers; Boost Customers' Productivity and Profits

Rochester, N.Y., Sept. 06, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is expanding its black-and-white digital 
printing portfolio, today adding four offerings, including the fastest light production printers in the industry. The 
systems make it easier and more economical for print providers of all types and sizes - from small quick print 
shops, educational institutions and law offices, to large commercial printers and in-plant operations - to produce 
brochures, course packs, and customized marketing materials and statements. 

The Xerox 4112/4127 Copier/Printer and Xerox 4112/4127 Enterprise Printing System are entry-level products 
designed for enterprises and print providers that require speed, functionality, ease of use, image quality and 
workflow flexibility often reserved for more expensive high-end black-and-white equipment. 

"Demand for digital black-and-white printing is still accelerating in areas like short-run brochures, manuals and 
personalized statements," said Quincy Allen, president, Xerox Production Systems Group. "Always strengthening 
our leadership in the market, Xerox continues to deliver new products and tools that help print providers respond 
quickly to their customers' needs for fast, quality black-and-white print jobs."

Enhanced features in an entry-level printing system
Based on the award-winning Xerox 4110 platform platform, the Xerox 4112/4127 systems offer superior image 
quality at 2400 x 2400 dpi for printing text, graphics and pictures with extremely fine detail and tighter image 
registration, resulting in high-quality duplex printing. Printing at 110 or 125 pages per minute and scanning at 
100 images per minute simplex or duplex, the systems give print providers unmatched print, scan and copy 
productivity in a light production device. The 125 ppm models are the fastest light production printers in the industry. 

The products help in-plant operations and print-for-pay users expand their job offerings to include workbooks 
and manuals, transactional statements and personalized marketing pieces. Designed for distributed print locations 
with limited space, the systems have a compact footprint, yet still feature extended functionality with in-line finishing 
capabilities.

The products handle a wide range of media, including coated stocks. They also offer increased paper capacity 
for longer unattended run time and efficient production of mixed-media jobs. The 4112/4127 systems feature a 
new 20-sheet saddle-stitch booklet maker and folding unit for producing newsletters, brochures, course packs 
and workbooks. The copier/printer configuration is equipped with an integrated scanner, and users can select 
from three workflow options - an integrated copy/print server, optional Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server or an EX 
Print Server, powered by Fiery®. The Enterprise Printing System is a printer-only version powered by the FreeFlow 
Print Server, providing a distributed print solution that enables transaction and publishing workflows.

"Numerous improvements in the new Xerox 4112/4127 systems build upon the significant success that the 4110 
family and its three workflow options have already had in a range of light-production environments," said Jim 
Hamilton, group director, InfoTrends. "Print service providers will value the increased speed of the new models, 
as well as benefits such as the improved ability to handle coated stocks, tighter front-to-back registration and 
improved finishing." 

The additions to Xerox's robust monochrome line are debuting at Graph Expo, the printing industry's largest 
annual exhibition in North America, Sept. 9-12 in Chicago.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 8/14/2007

Office Depot and Xerox Team up to Provide Comprehensive Digital Printing Solutions

Delray Beach, FL- -Aug. 14, 2007--Office Depot (NYSE:ODP), a leading global provider of office products and 
services, has partnered with Xerox Corporation (NYSE:XRX) to provide a comprehensive package of digital 
solutions available through Office Depot's Design, Print & Ship Depot locations throughout the United States. 
As part of the new program, Xerox and Office Depot have developed a unique training program that will certify 
Office Depot associates as experts in the area of digital imaging and printing.

The "Xerox Certified Print Specialist" program will equip Office Depot personnel with expert skills and knowledge 
to provide customers a full range of enhanced digital solutions, including wide-format printing, color analysis 
and a quality guarantee with each print job.

"This exclusive partnership provides Office Depot with a true advantage in a crowded marketplace and enables 
Design, Print & Ship Depot to differentiate itself from the competition," said Randy Pianin, Senior Vice President 
of Design, Print & Ship for Office Depot.

Customers at Office Depot retail locations nationwide will be able to quickly identify the "Xerox Certified Print 
Specialists" by a unique badge worn only by associates who have completed the full certification program.

"This arrangement between Xerox and Office Depot builds on a longstanding relationship between the two 
companies," said Mike Brannigan, President, United States Solutions Group, Xerox. "This program provides 
another point of value to ensure customers get a professional printing experience and a guaranteed level of 
quality with each and every order."

Print jobs and promotional product orders can either be submitted in store or online, and customers have the 
option of picking up an order or having it delivered directly to their home or office.

Office Depot's Design, Print & Ship Depot provides the following services:

Print on Demand: Any business can now experience professional, full-service printing, copying, binding and 
finishing anytime, anyplace, all at an affordable price. Documents can be uploaded from any Internet-connected 
computer or brought into any Office Depot store, and Office Depot will prepare them for in-store pick-up or deliver 
directly to a home or office location. With both retail locations and closed-door print facilities, Design, Print & Ship 
Depot can handle jobs of any size.

Design Service: Office Depot's Design, Print & Ship Depot delivers professionally designed logos, business 
cards, letterhead and websites. Depending on the package, up to eight initial logo concepts will be created by 
a team of professional designers and the entire review process can be done online. Professional logo 
development starts as low as $299 and proofs are ready in as few as three business days.

Custom Imprinting: Products available for custom imprinting include:

    * Business Cards
    * Letterhead and Envelopes
    * Checks and Forms
    * Custom Stamps
    * Name Plates and Badges
    * Calendars
    * Greeting Cards 

Promotional Products: Design, Print & Ship Depot offers a variety of promotional products to meet any business 
need. Products include, but are not limited to, the following:

    * Apparel
    * Writing Instruments
    * Calendars and Planners
    * Bags and Briefcases
    * Awards
    * Drinkware
    * Sports Products

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 8/6/2007

Xerox Innovates For More Office Efficiency

Rochester, NY, 06 Aug. 2007 - Like a global positioning system, Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) new device 
management software provides customers with a roadmap of their entire print network, allowing them to know 
in real-time how to keep their offices performing at peak efficiency. 

Committed to maximizing office productivity, Xerox Global Services developed Xerox Office Services 4.2, an 
enhanced suite of software tools that manage multiple printers and multifunction systems within the office 
network. The tools help lower the total cost of ownership for customers' document technology and provides 
highly measurable results. 

"Xerox brings innovation to the 'software-as-a-service' market among print vendors," said Angčle Boyd, analyst, 
IDC, a leading independent consultant firm. "This software combines Xerox's document management expertise 
and its office consulting services to give customers significant advantage in the race to cut costs and improve 
productivity." 

A key feature of XOS 4.2 is Print Infrastructure Mining data analysis technology developed by the Xerox 
Research Centre in Europe. PIM provides a graphical and dynamic map of a customer's entire print network. 
It enables Xerox Global Services technical advisors to provide remote advanced diagnostics and troubleshooting, 
putting printers and multifunction devices back into operation quickly. 

PIM tracks details of print jobs such as the number of pages being printed, what devices are printing the most 
pages, and the complexity of the printing (color/black and white; stapled/collated; single/duplex) -- trend data 
that helps companies and workgroups better manage their print infrastructure. As opposed to manually gathering 
historic data, this type of analysis helps reduce the total cost of ownership because adjustments can be made 
that are based on current information and the relationship between the document devices and users. 

For example, PIM can identify when significant increases in print volume occur and the data used to determine 
which user or groups are generating the majority of the volume. If the volume continues to increase over time, 
the company could add a more efficient printer or multifunction device to meet the printing needs and move the 
existing device to an area that generates a lower print volume. 

Additional software upgrade features include: 

Enhanced portal services - streamlines ordering supplies, placing service calls and requesting reports. 

Greater global support - allows regional operation centers to link into a company's global monitoring infrastructure.

Device configuration management - locks down all devices by defaulting to the most secure settings. 

Improved management and reporting - delivers statistics on all devices in a customer's office environment.

XOS 4.2 is currently available in the U.S. and Europe with expanded global deployment planned by the end of 
2007.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 7/16/2007

Xerox Multifunction Products Make Work Easier

MFPs leverage Web-based development platform for workflow; new WorkCentre 5600 Series reaches speeds 
of 87 ppm

ROCHESTER, N.Y., July 16, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) is accelerating office productivity with 
nine new and enhanced multifunction systems that can leverage software applications to make work easier. 
The WorkCentre® 7675 advanced color multifunction system and the WorkCentre 5600 Series B&W
multifunction systems are Xerox's newest and fastest products that print, copy, scan and fax while leveraging 
the company's Xerox Extensible Interface Platform™ (EIP). EIP is based on Web standards and allows software 
developers to quickly and easily create applications tailored to address specific business challenges. People 
can access document management software that is personalized to meet their needs from the touch screen of 
the device. 

"The new WorkCentre systems combined with EIP represent a new era for the multifunction system. They 
shatter the perception that an office MFP is just a piece of hardware," said Russell Peacock, president, Xerox 
Office Group. "These systems adapt to the way you work-instead of the other way around." 

The WorkCentre 7675 prints and copies at speeds up to 50 pages per minute in color and 75 ppm in black and 
white. Boasting a print resolution up to 2400 x 2400 dpi, the system can produce high-end color prints as well as 
everyday business documents quickly and cost effectively. It can also scan and fax, and it includes tools to 
manage color costs, improve document workflow and keep documents secure. The product is equipped with 
Xerox Standard Accounting, free software that enables businesses to track usage, set limits for users and 
manage costs. 

The WorkCentre 7675 is available with an optional light-production finisher that offers increased stapling capacity, 
an interposer for post-process sheet insertion, a hole punch and optional C-, Z- and engineering fold. The finisher 
will also be available for Xerox's existing WorkCentre 7655 and 7665 color multifunction systems, which have 
been upgraded to work with EIP and offer new features such as the ability to scan searchable PDFs, LAN fax 
and support for Xerox Secure Access Unified ID System™.

Xerox is also expanding its line of black-and-white multifunction systems with six new WorkCentre 5600 Series 
products. With speeds ranging from 32 ppm to 87 ppm and total paper capacity of up to 8,700 sheets, these 
systems can quickly handle anything from general office documents to high-volume print jobs. Office workers 
can also store frequently printed documents, such as forms or templates, on the device and modify the settings
before printing, which eliminates trips back and forth from computer to MFP. 

The WorkCentre 5600 Series also offers expanded finishing options for models that operate at 55 ppm and 
above, including C- and Z-folding and post-process sheet insertion. Scan-enabled models have the ability to 
create searchable PDF and XPS files. 

Xerox's advanced MFP security features protect the document, the device and the transmission path, and are 
available on all new WorkCentre multifunction systems. An Encrypted Disk and Image Overwrite feature deletes 
images from the hard drive automatically upon job completion or on demand. 

Other software from Xerox and its partners provides the ability to access common business forms directly from 
the MFP, print on demand from document repositories, and much more. For example, people can preview newly 
scanned documents on the MFP's display for accuracy and then store them in Xerox DocuShare™, Microsoft 
Corp. SharePoint or Windows folders, without the need for a pre-defined template. The MFP's touch screen 
can then be used to browse and print those documents.

Other software from Xerox and its partners provides the ability to access common business forms directly from 
the MFP, print on demand from document repositories, and much more. For example, people can preview newly 
scanned documents on the MFP's display for accuracy and then store them in Xerox DocuShare®, Microsoft 
Corp. SharePoint or Windows folders, without the need for a pre-defined template. The MFP's touch screen 
can then be used to browse and print those documents.

The WorkCentre 7655/7665/7675 are available immediately in North America and later this quarter in Europe 
and developing markets through the Xerox direct sales force, agents, authorized resellers and dealers and 
concessionaires. List pricing for the WorkCentre 7675 starts at $28,300. Order taking for the WorkCentre 5600 
Series begins on August 1 in North America and later this quarter in Europe and developing markets through the 
Xerox direct sales force, agents, authorized resellers and dealers and concessionaires. The WorkCentre 5687 
will be available later this year. List pricing for the WorkCentre 5600 series starts at $6,475. The WorkCentre 
products meet the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's rigorous new ENERGY STAR® requirements.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 7/11/2007

Xerox Offers Widest Array of Multifunction Systems That Meet International Security Standard

ROCHESTER, N.Y., July 11, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) has earned the international standard in 
information security for its WorkCentre™ 7655 and 7665 multifunction systems as well as a new certification for 
an updated software platform on its WorkCentre 200 series multifunction systems. With these additions, Xerox 
boasts more than 30 digital color and black-and-white devices that meet IT security certification requirements - 
the broadest range of any multifunction vendor. 

The multifunction systems received the National Information Assurance Partnership's (NIAP) Common Criteria 
Certification, an internationally recognized standard for security evaluation. NIAP is a U.S. government initiative 
created to meet the security testing needs of IT consumers and companies.

"Whether protecting a business from unknown threats or following government-mandated regulations, we make 
security a top priority for our customers," said Rick Dastin, senior vice president, Xerox Office Group. "We work 
with NIAP to ensure the products we offer our customers provide a high level of secure data transmission and 
storage. No other vendor can offer as many product choices that meet NIAP certification." 

To receive Common Criteria Certification, products submitted endure rigorous testing by NIAP-approved Common 
Criteria Testing Laboratories. And unlike competitors that limit their testing to single functions such as networking, 
Xerox has NIAP evaluate the entire multifunction system. 

The advanced security features on the award-winning WorkCentre 7655 and 7665 multifunction systems enable 
customers to restrict access, track usage and protect confidential information that flows through the devices. 
These systems also encrypt data traveling on the network, ensuring that unauthorized viewers do not have 
access to scanned documents en route to file servers or other network repositories.

The WorkCentre and WorkCentre Pro 232/238, 245/255 and 265/275, which were updated in October and 
include Xerox Extensible Interface Platform™, were re-submitted for evaluation. The new software platform enables 
independent software vendors and partners to develop customized programs for document management. It 
includes new scanning and network management features designed to increase productivity and security in 
sectors such as finance, legal and healthcare - areas that are sensitive to security regulations such as the Health 
Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and Gramm-Leach Bliley Act.

Additional Xerox products that have received NIAP certification include the Xerox WorkCentre Pro C2128, 
C2636 and C3545 advanced color multifunction systems; CopyCentre C2128, C2636 and C3545 digital color 
copiers; Xerox WorkCentre Pro 35, 45, 55, 65, 75 and 90 advanced multifunction systems; the WorkCentre 
M35, M45 and M55 copier-printers; and the CopyCentre C65, C75 and C90 high-speed digital office copiers.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 6/18/2007

Xerox Launches Affordable Desktop MFP for Small Business

WILSONVILLE, Ore., June 18, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today introduced its most affordable 
black-and-white multifunction printer, starting at $399 and designed for small businesses. The Xerox Phaser™ 
3200MFP packs print, copy, fax and color-scanning features into a compact device that is inexpensive and 
easy to use. 

"People want to finish tasks in fewer steps without having to leave their desk," said Russell Peacock, 
president, Xerox Office Group. "For about the same price as a stand-alone printer, the Phaser 3200MFP puts 
all the tools workers need to be productive within arm's reach."

The Phaser 3200MFP packages high image quality, speed and scanning versatility with features that make it 
more secure and greener. It has true 1200 dpi resolution for crisp text and fine detail. Including 64MB of 
memory, a 300MHz processor and print and copy speeds up to 24 pages per minute, the multifunction printer 
s one of the fastest in its class. With 4MB of fax memory and a monthly duty cycle of 10,000 prints, the Phaser 
3200MFP can handle higher volumes than the comparably priced and 25 percent slower Hewlett-Packard 
LaserJet 3055. 

Equipped with the Xerox's latest Scan to PC Desktop software, the Phaser 3200MFP scans color documents at 
up to 4800 dpi. This scanning software makes it easy for people to scan documents directly through the network 
to their PC for viewing, editing, storing and sharing. Scans can be made in black and white or in color and in a 
variety of file formats, including Microsoft Word and Excel documents and PDF, JPEG and TIFF files.

The Phaser 3200MFP offers enhanced fax features for added security. Secure Fax Receive holds incoming 
faxes at the MFP until the user enters a PIN to release them. With Fax Forward to E-mail, incoming faxes are 
delivered to an e-mail address, keeping the information contained in the faxes private. 

To help offices become more environmentally friendly, the Phaser 3200MFP comes with features designed to 
cut down on paper use. PC Fax Send lets users send a fax right from their computer, eliminating the need to 
print out a hard copy for faxing. ID Card Copy lets users copy both sides of a document - such as an ID card, 
license or an insurance card - onto one side of the page. The feature is useful for medical and healthcare 
organizations that want to cut the number of steps involved in creating patient files while reducing paper waste.

The Phaser 3200MFP is Microsoft Vista compatible, ENERGY STAR® compliant and part of Xerox's Green 
World Alliance supplies recycling program. It comes with the Xerox Total Satisfaction Guarantee and is a
vailable immediately in North America and Europe through Xerox resellers, distributors, dealers and 
concessionaires. It will be offered in other markets in July. The Phaser 3200MFP is also available online at 
www.xerox.com/direct and at 800-ASK-XEROX.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 4/3/2007

Xerox Printer Delivers Smart Features, Faster Speed, More Memory at Economical Price

Wilsonvile, Ore., April 03, 2007  -- Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced a black-and-white 
network laser printer packed with advanced features to help workgroups in companies of all sizes work more 
efficiently at a price that won't break the bank.

Starting at $899, the Xerox Phaser 4510 offers features and capabilities normally found in higher priced printers. 
For instance, Smart Duplex automatically detects pages that only need to be printed on one side, speeding up 
print time. Another capability, called Personal Print, allows people to download jobs to their own mailbox on the 
printer's hard drive and then print them all at once so they don't get mixed up with co-workers' documents. With 
twice the standard memory of the comparably priced Hewlett-Packard LaserJet 4250, a faster 533 MHz 
processor, and a standard 700-sheet paper capacity, the printer tackles complex print jobs quickly.

"Busy workgroups expect office equipment to keep up with their workload without interruption," said Hervé 
Chauveau, vice president of marketing, Xerox Office Group. "The Phaser 4510 is an ideal primary office printer 
because it's almost invisible. People don't have to think about the printer and the technology - it just prints the 
information they need to get their work done."

The Phaser 4510 is built on the award-winning Phaser 4500 printer platform. Government Computer News 
gave the Phaser 4500 its Reviewer's Choice Award and praised it as a "plug and print" thoroughbred because 
of its easy set-up. The Phaser 4510's automatic installation has users up and running in as few as four mouse clicks.

At speeds up to 45 pages per minute and with a first-page-out time as fast as 8 seconds, the Phaser 4510 is 
capable of handling the printing needs of a busy office. The printer comes with "smart paper trays" that 
automatically sense paper size to match the print and a simple paper path to reduce the number of paper jams 
and job interruptions. When events such as low paper or toner occur, PrintingScout warns users with a pop-up 
message on their PC. For other problems, users can turn to PhaserSMART, a Web-based technical support tool, 
for more information.

Businesses can choose from four Phaser 4510 configurations, from a basic non-network version to a full-featured 
version that comes with a 500-sheet output stacker and a 40 GB hard drive. The Phaser 4510 offers true 1,200 
dpi resolution for sharp text and fine detail and Adobe PostScript 3.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 1/23/2006

Xerox, Adobe Urge Print Design Executives to Differentiate, Offer Services

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23, 2006 - Today’s successful print providers can no longer just print. That is the 
message Quincy Allen, president, Production Systems Group, Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX), delivered 
here at Adobe System’s Momentum in Print conference.  

In a keynote address, Allen urged graphic communications professionals to develop and deliver the right value-
added services to help clients gain loyalty and increase response rates, while generating more profits for their 
business.

"Printers need to differentiate from their competitors," said Allen. "They must push the boundaries of digital and 
seize new opportunities in services such as Web site design, Web hosting, e-mail campaigns, signage, and 
cross-media campaign management."

Allen highlighted four new opportunities in digital printing:

· Promotional transactional print taking applications to the next level by including targeted, full-color advertising 
messages in credit-card statements.

· Web-ordered print-on-demand communications allowing consumers to customize and order items such as calendars 
and greeting cards directly though the Web, in quantities as few as one.

· One-to-one marketing and cross-media publishing areas that are expanding to include personalized marketing 
campaigns and Web sites to increase the response rates of jobs and grow a company’s profits.

· Book production digital technology allows print providers to use efficient workflows that drive both digital and 
offset book operations.

To help support these opportunities, Xerox announced a tool that gives designers a how-to approach for designing 
files for digital printing.  The Xerox Job Preparation Guide for Designers is aimed at maximizing the full potential 
of digital printing equipment, providing tips and techniques to ensure files are printed right the first time.  

Part of Xerox’s ProfitAccelerator collection of business development resources, the guide covers topics such 
as selecting the right paper, achieving better color consistency, and how to properly prepare files.  It was 
designed using Adobe’s Creative Suite 2 software.  The Job Preparation Guide for Designers will be available 
worldwide in mid-February to all Xerox customers at no cost through their sales representative. 

Xerox also announced it will sponsor the Adobe Design Achievement Awards.  It is a campaign targeting 
2,800 design schools in 24 countries including the U.S., Australia, China, Italy, Japan, Germany, South Africa 
and the United Kingdom.  As the official print communications sponsor, Xerox is working with one of its 
customers, Toppan America, to print all the materials on a Xerox iGen3® 110 Digital Production Press using
 Xerox paper and supplies. This will include 11,000 posters and 207,000 postcards in seven languages, and the 
official program guide for the awards banquet to be held July 20 at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.  

The Adobe Momentum in Print conference is a three-day event for print and design professionals to explore 
issues affecting a printer’s business and the graphic communications industry.  

It is the first of several initiatives Xerox and Adobe will work on together this year, building on a 16-year 
relationship. Xerox also will be the digital print technology sponsor for the Adobe Art Directors Invitational 
Master Class, March 29-April 1, and it will collaborate with Adobe on a commemorative poster to be printed 
on a Xerox iGen3 110 press for graphic design professionals at the HOW Conference, June 12-15.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 10/10/2005

Xerox Rolls Out Fast, Affordable Color Printer

WILSONVILLE, Ore., Oct. 10, 2005 - Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today unveiled four additions to its 
growing office line, including a network printer that runs 33 percent faster and costs $550 less than the closest 
comparable competitive model from Hewlett-Packard. 

At a starting price of $2,999, the Xerox Phaser(r) 7400 is the fastest desktop color printer in its class.  It equips 
small- and medium-sized businesses to turn out high-quality spreadsheets, brochures, presentations and other 
business-critical documents at 36 color or 40 black-and-white pages per minute.

In addition, Xerox has launched a family of three black-and-white office multifunction, printing and copying 
products featuring exceptional print quality.  The most advanced is the Xerox WorkCentre(r) Pro 133, a 33-ppm 
multifunction system that combines printing, copying, scanning, faxing and e-mailing in one easy-to-use system.

The offerings are the latest in a series of 40 Xerox office printers and multifunction products announced this year.  
Virtually all of Xerox's office product line has been refreshed within the past two years.

"Productivity and value spell success for small- and medium-sized businesses, and that's what these hard-working 
Xerox products deliver," said Tim Williams, president, Xerox Office Group. "They perform better than the 
competition while being easy to use, reliable and versatile. These attributes help customers stay focused 
on their business and work smarter."

Xerox Phaser 7400

Like other Xerox Phaser products, the Phaser 7400 delivers industry-leading printing speeds, vivid color and 
reliable operation.  The Phaser 7400 supports not only letter-size paper but also media sizes up to 12" x 18" 
and heavier media weights up to 270 gsm so people can print spreadsheets, brochures, presentations and 
collaterals on a variety of paper sizes and types.  Finishing features that were not previously available in the 
Phaser printer line -- including booklet making, saddle stitching, stapling and hole punching for up to 1,000 
sheets -- are optional. 

The Phaser 7400's combination of low price and high performance helps customers increase productivity, 
control costs, and print the materials they need to conduct business in-house and on-demand.

Customer replaceable consumables are now top-loading so people can replace toner cartridges, imaging units, 
and other consumables without pulling the printer away form the wall or turning the printer to access the 
consumables. Network connectivity is a standard feature on all configurations of the Phaser 7400. 

Xerox CopyCentre/WorkCentre/WorkCentre Pro 133 

The 33-ppm black-and-white family includes a multifunction system, digital copier and digital copier/printer.  
For customers that want to consolidate stand-alone equipment, the WorkCentre Pro 133 monochrome MFP 
offers best-in-class media support from 16 lb. to 110 lb. and print quality up to 1200 x 1200 dpi.  These 
multifunction systems can handle multiple jobs at the same time, allowing an office worker to scan a document 
while a print job is running.  With a 20GB hard drive, Adobe Postscript 3 and the ability to handle paper as 
heavy as 110 lb. index, these systems have the power to print complex office documents quickly. 

The CopyCentre(r) 133 stand-alone digital copier starts at an estimated retail price of $5,148; the WorkCentre(r) 
133 copier/printer offers copying and printing with optional fax and starts at $6,148; and the WorkCentre Pro 
133 advanced multifunction system starts at $8,899.  These products further expand Xerox's line of multifunction 
systems available through resellers and dealers.

All three systems use Xerox's patented emulsion aggregation (EA) toner, which standardizes the size and shape 
of toner particles so prints and copies have sharper image quality and fine line text.  EA toner uses an 
environmentally friendly manufacturing process that consumes an estimated 25 percent less energy than 
traditional toner, and it avoids the use of organic solvents commonly required to make particles in the 
nanometer-or-less size range.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 6/28/2005

Xerox Fuels Growth with 24 New Digital Products

NEW YORK, June 28, 2005 - In its biggest office product launch in two years, Xerox Corporation 
(NYSE: XRX) today hurdled the competition with 24 new digital products, software and services that target a 
$60 billion market opportunity and serve  businesses small to large. 

The offerings solidify Xerox's office line as the broadest and most comprehensive in the industry, serving every 
segment of the business market.   

"As of today, with the breadth of its offerings across so many segments, Xerox has never been better 
positioned to serve customers and capture growth in the office IT market," said IDC's Angčle Boyd, group 
vice president, Imaging/Output & SMB Practices. 

With the addition of these products, 95 percent of Xerox's office product line has been completely refreshed 
over the past 24 months.  

Xerox unveiled its latest suite of office multifunction systems, printers, digital copiers and software, along with 
IT services designed to track, analyze and optimize how customers manage fleets of office devices, during a 
live "IT XChange" webcast from the C3 Expo technology trade show in New York City. 

Xerox also announced a capability that allows office customers to manage Xerox network devices alongside 
Hewlett-Packard products through peripheral management software. The new plug-ins for HP Web Jetadmin 
software - based on open standards and developed in conjunction with HP - enable customers to manage
 Xerox printers with a mixed set of office equipment brands and accessories. 

"With a broad range of plug-ins for networked peripheral management software tools, including IBM's Tivoli 
software, Computer Associates' Unicenter and now HP's Web Jetadmin software, Xerox provides IT 
administrators with a breadth of information about the status of these powerful document devices," said Brian 
Bissett, editor and publisher of The MFP Report. "This enables IT personnel to ensure each device maintains 
optimal performance and is critical to lowering often overlooked IT infrastructure costs." 

Color Leadership 
Building its leadership in the burgeoning color market, Xerox is bridging the office and high-end production 
printing segments with the DocuColor® 240/250 color laser multifunction systems.

 "At speeds up to 50 pages per minute in color, these offerings allow Xerox to serve customers in graphics-
intensive offices and print shops.  We are now better positioned to increase share in the light production color 
market, just as we have in the digital light production black-and-white market, where we have significantly 
increased our market share in one year," said Tim Williams, president, Xerox Office Group. "This strategy will 
drive growth for Xerox and superior value for our customers." 

The DocuColor 240/250 with an integrated EFI controller provide professional quality printed materials from 
systems that are 15 percent smaller than the closest comparable products in their class. 

The systems use a new proprietary 32-beam laser, rather than a traditional 2-beam laser, to write text and 
images at a higher rate and resolution, resulting in razor-sharp output with fine line and shadow detail.  The 
DocuColor 240/250 are the only devices in their class to offer true 2400x2400 dpi, 16 times the resolution 
of the Xerox DocuColor 12, one of the industry's most successful office color laser multifunction systems with 
more than 60,000 units sold to date.  

For small to large-sized businesses and workgroups, four new Phaser® network color printers - the Phaser 
8500 and 8550 solid ink printers and the Phaser 6300 and 6350 color laser printers - deliver cost-effective, 
yet vibrant color prints.  The 24-ppm networked Phaser 8500 starts at $899.  For higher-volume printing, the 
Phaser 6350 offers the industry's fastest color print speed in its class at 36 pages per minute.

Office Multifunction Leadership 
Leading the industry in document security, performance and productivity, 18 new CopyCentre® digital copiers 
and WorkCentre® and WorkCentre® Pro multifunction devices are even easier for IT administrators to 
manage.  With a new 1 GHz processor, the systems copy and print at speeds from 32-75 pages per minute, 
reducing processing time and improving the management of large files and complex jobs.  The WorkCentre 
and WorkCentre Pro models also scan and fax.  Powerful security features allow customers to restrict access,
track usage and protect confidential information, such as legal, healthcare or financial data.  

Enhanced Office Services 
In addition to expanding its product array, Xerox enhanced its value-added services that help simplify how 
people manage documents in their offices.   The Xerox Office Services portfolio includes upgraded software 
and device management services that keep offices running at peak productivity by identifying how often 
equipment is used and flagging printer or network problems before they occur.

KeyBank is one of many customers getting the most out of Xerox Office Services. One of the nation's largest 
financial services companies, KeyBank expects to save up to $6 million, relying on Xerox for many functions 
including detailed analysis and recommendations for improved efficiency based on usage patterns, employee 
needs and device performance. 

Document Management Partnerships and Software 
Xerox also announced 10 partner solutions designed to control costs and streamline document-intensive 
processes.  These offerings extend the capabilities of Xerox advanced MFPs to help solve problems related 
to cost accounting, document scanning and routing, making emergency notifications and managing forms.  
The list of companies includes EFI, Equitrac, IPro Tech Inc., Notable Solutions Inc., Principia Products, 
ScanSoft Inc., Streem Communications and Verity Inc.

Xerox is now bundling its DocuShare® content management software with its FreeFlowTM SMARTsendTM 
workflow software. This offering allows customers to integrate hardcopy documents into digital work processes 
to reduce costs and comply with industry regulations.   

In a multi-year contract, the City of Newark, N.J., is using a combination of DocuShare software, Xerox 
multifunction systems and services to link 1,500 city employees and reduce inefficiencies associated with 
managing paper documents such as budget reports, human resources materials and forms.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 1/13/2005

Focus on Innovation At Xerox Produces More Than 500 Patents

STAMFORD, Conn., Jan. 13, 2005 - Xerox Corporation's (NYSE: XRX) research and development investment 
continued to pay off in 2004, adding 520 U.S. utility patents in areas as diverse as mobile document imaging, 
color print reproduction, management of print shops, and advanced materials that can improve the 
performance of printers and copiers.  This unflagging commitment to innovation fueled by the brainpower 
of Xerox scientists and engineers has netted more than 16,000 patents since Xerox was founded and is the 
launch pad for future growth.  

"These patents typify the creative brilliance that's enriching existing products, developing next-generation 
product platforms, and exploring potentially disruptive technologies for new growth opportunities.  The 
innovations they represent are at the heart of Xerox's future success; they are the way Xerox creates 
shareholder value," said Hervé Gallaire, chief technology officer and president, Xerox Innovation Group.  
Gallaire noted that Xerox introduced 40 new products in 2004. Through the third quarter of last year, about 
two-thirds of the company's equipment sales were generated from products launched in the last two years.  
"Our intellectual property process identifies ideas that will spawn the coming waves of document services 
and technologies - ones that our customers can ride to new levels of productivity," he added. 

Xerox provides unmatched expertise in document systems, services and solutions. Its research helps customers 
in workplaces and commercial-printing environments increase the intelligence, quality and productivity of their
documents and work processes and build new businesses.

Much Xerox research is tightly coordinated with business units; the remainder is aimed at developing future 
opportunities both in its core business and in related areas of expertise.  Xerox was awarded a number of 
strategic patents in 2004 that strengthen its intellectual property portfolio. Included were patents in the areas 
of capturing and converting documents from hardcopy to digital form using a mobile phone or phone camera; 
streamlining production printing shop operations to become more productive; and achieving even more accurate 
color reproduction from one printer to the next.  Other key patents include ones that help make printer parts 
like photoreceptors last longer; belt coatings that improve product performance; and a flexible and efficient way 
to compress and decompress digital documents that allows print professionals to produce high-resolution color 
prints with fully personalized content and images at speeds of 100 pages per minute.  

In addition to the patents granted to Xerox last year, its joint-venture partner in Japan, Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd., was 
awarded 202 patents, raising the overall patent total for the Xerox Group to 717.  (Because the two 
companies' research is strategically coordinated, the group total includes five jointly held patents where Xerox 
Corporation and Fuji Xerox worked together on research.)  The combined total ranks the Xerox Group among 
the top 25 U.S. patent winners in 2004.  With more than 16,000 U.S. patents granted since the company's 
founding, Xerox is one of the country's most prolific generators of inventions.  

Xerox Corporation operates research and technology centers in the United States, Canada and Europe that 
conduct work in color science, computing, digital imaging, work practices, electromechanical systems, novel 
materials and other disciplines connected to Xerox's expertise in printing and document management.  The 
company consistently builds its inventions into business by embedding them in Xerox products and solutions, 
using them as the foundation of new businesses, or licensing or selling them to other entities.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 11/30/2004

Xerox DocuMate 262

The Xerox DocuMate(TM) 262, announced today, is the first color sheetfed document scanner to scan 66 
images per minute (ipm) in duplex mode and have the ability to automatically scan documents into searchable 
PDF files -- all for under $1,300. The DocuMate 262 was designed specifically for desktop use and incorporates 
One Touch technology for eliminating multiple steps in sending scanned documents to predetermined 
applications or devices. The scanner also includes Kofax VirtualReScan(TM) 3.5 software providing excellent 
image quality and superior optical character recognition accuracy.
 
"The Xerox DocuMate 262 sets a new price/performance level for distributed desktop scanning, with even 
faster speeds and superior ease-of-use, at an aggressively low price point," said Susan Moyse, industry 
consultant with InfoTrends/CAP Ventures. "This attractive duplex solution is sure to boost Xerox's share in 
this highly competitive marketplace."
 
"The DocuMate 262 stacks up nicely against Fujitsu's recently announced fi-4120C2," said Ralph Gammon, 
editor, Document Imaging Report. "Both models feature comparable software bundles, while the 262 is rated 
30% faster in most modes. The 262 also lists for about $100 less."
 
The DocuMate 262 allows people to easily set the "destination" of their scanned documents by pressing a 
button and selecting one of nine pre-programmed (or user-customizable) scan settings. "Destination" examples 
include scan to searchable PDF, scan to print, scan to archive, scan to network, scan to OCR and scan to 
e-mail.
 
DocuMate 262 Color Duplex Workgroup Scanner
 
The Xerox DocuMate 262 processes 33ppm/66ipm at 200 dpi monochrome and grayscale. It also has one 
of the smallest footprints of any automatic document feed scanner on the market.
 
It offers an optical resolution of 600 x 1200 dpi, 48-bit internal color, a hi-speed USB 2.0 interface 
(USB 1.1 compatible), and a suite of more than $800 in bundled software applications and utilities. Those 
applications include TWAIN and ISIS(R) certified drivers, Kofax VRS 3.5 software, ScanSoft(R) PaperPort Pro 
Office, ScanSoft OmniPage  Pro, Pixel Translations QuickScan Version 3.5, and ArcSoft PhotoImpression 5.0. 
The user-friendly 50-page capacity automatic document feeder can handle paper and photos from business 
cards up to legal-size documents.
 
Kofax's award-winning VirtualReScan(TM) software improves image quality and increases overall efficiency 
of the scanning process for document management applications. Kofax VRS provides such capabilities as 
autoexposure, autocropping and wide-angle deskew. It also improves the accuracy of recognition software, 
thereby reducing the need for manual correction of problematic intelligent character recognition and/or OCR 
results.
 
The included Scan-to-PDF software bundle allows people to automatically scan to image-over-text searchable 
PDF with One Touch technology. Searchable PDF maintains the visual integrity of the original document, 
with the text portions of the image converted via  OCR for search purposes and stored in a separate layer. 
This allows for low-cost conversion from paper to PDF, while permitting easy distribution and an ability to 
search, link, select/copy and index the text.
 
ScanSoft's PaperPort Pro Office enables PDF files to be created from any Microsoft Windows application, 
without the need for additional PDF creation, editing or viewing software. ScanSoft's OmniPage Pro is a 
powerful optical character recognition productivity tool that delivers accurate and precise document 
conversion.

www.xerox.com/office

Xerox - 11/2/2004

Xerox Broadens Office Line with Four New Networked and Desktop Printers for Workgroups

WILSONVILLE, Ore., Nov. 2, 2004 – Continuing its charge to serve the growing needs of offices and workgroups
from small to large, Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) today announced four new black-and-white products including 
a high-speed departmental network laser printer, a desktop laser printer, an affordable entry-level multifunction 
copier/printer, and a small workgroup fax machine.  

The Phaser® 5500 network laser printer, Phaser® 3150 desktop laser printer, WorkCentre® PE120/PE120i 
copier/printer, and FaxCentre® F116/F116L are the latest Xerox products that support its strategy of delivering 
systems that scale from the personal desktop up to large workgroups or departments.

“Customers who use black-and-white printers, MFPs and fax machines expect their devices to be reliable and 
work flawlessly day in and day out,” said Tim Williams, president, Xerox Office Group. “We’ve designed our new 
products to live up to that expectation, while delivering the features and performance needed to match today’s 
fast-paced work environments.”

Xerox Phaser 5500 network laser printer

The Phaser 5500 offers value and performance for office workgroups, starting at an estimated retail price of $2,499.  
The Phaser 5500 prints in true 1200 x 1200 dpi at 50 impressions per minute – for both one-sided and two-sided 
pages.  It is based on a new printing engine platform that delivers reliability with its modular design, low power 
consumption, and low heat generation – resulting in a maximum duty cycle of 300,000 impressions per month.  
It also delivers advanced productivity with up to six paper input sources plus stacking and finishing options. 
The Phaser 5500 comes standard with a 500 MHz PowerPC processor and 128 MB of RAM (upgradeable to 
512 MB).  It also includes the CentreWare printer management software suite, including an advanced 
enterprise-wide printer management tool and an embedded Web server that allows for remote printer 
management via any Web browser. The Phaser 5500 is backed by a one-year onsite warranty. 

Xerox Phaser 3150 desktop laser printer

With 22-ppm print speed, a compact footprint and an ERP of $349, the Phaser 3150 is designed for professionals 
who need a business laser printer small enough to fit on their desktop. The Phaser 3150 comes with 32 MB of 
memory and a 166 MHz processor, and it supports a wide range of media, including note cards, envelopes 
and posters.  The Phaser 3150 comes with a one-year quick exchange warranty.

Xerox WorkCentre PE 120/120i

The WorkCentre PE 120 is the latest in Xerox’s expanding portfolio of desktop multifunction devices capable of 
supporting individual users and small workgroups. The WorkCentre PE 120 can print, copy, scan and fax, 
starting at an ERP of $549. The WorkCentre PE 120 is available in two configurations and includes several 
enhancements, including faster printing speeds at 22 ppm and optional network printing connectivity for 
shared use. The product comes with a one-year depot warranty. 

Xerox FaxCentre F116/F116L 

The FaxCentre F116 starts at an ERP of $999 and is designed to be a practical option for customers who rely on 
fax capabilities in their daily work.  The FaxCentre F116 delivers additional capabilities including printing, color 
network scanning and scan-to-e-mail. Available in two configurations, the 16-ppm device offers advanced features 
including secure fax, text messaging, dual lines, voice over IP, and phone book programming for 200 speed dials. 

Availability

The Phaser 5500 and FaxCentre F116 will be sold through Xerox direct sales, authorized sales agents, resellers, 
distributors, dealers, and the Xerox Direct Web site at www.xerox.com/direct. The Phaser 3150 and WorkCentre 
PE 120 will be sold through dealers, resellers, distributors, and the Xerox Direct site.  All four products are 
immediately available in North America, and will become available in November in selected markets in European 
and developing market countries.  These new products are supported by the Xerox Total Satisfaction Guarantee.

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Xerox - 8/8/2003

XEROX NABS SEVEN AWARDS FOR OFFICE PRODUCTS

WILSONVILLE, Ore., August 7, 2003 - Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) earned industry honors in a variety of 
categories for seven of its digital office products, including WorkCentre® and Document Centre® multifunction 
systems as well as Phaser® printers.  The awards come from Better Buys for Business and Buyers Laboratory Inc. 
(BLI). Xerox's WorkCentre M15 and M15i earned the Editor's Choice Award in the 2003 Low-Volume Copier & 
Multifunctional Guide published by Better Buys for Business, a leading resource for independent research and 
evaluation of office products.  The guide is being released in August. "The WorkCentre M15 and M15i offer 
exceptional features and are some of the most aggressively priced machines sold through direct and dealer 
channels," said Jonathan Bees, editor, Better Buys for Business.  "They are solid values - you really can't go 
wrong with either one."

Five other Xerox office products captured esteemed "Pick of the Year" awards from BLI, a leading independent 
testing lab. They are:
* Document Centre 545SH - Outstanding Segment 4 Multifunctional Imaging System (41 to 55 pages per minute);
* Phaser 8200DP - Outstanding Critical Color Printer;
* Phaser(tm)4400DT - Outstanding Small to Mid-Size Workgroup Monochrome Printer;
* FaxCentre F12 - Outstanding Networked Fax-Centric Multifunctional Imaging System;
* WorkCentre Pro 580 - Outstanding Low-Volume Fax-Centric Multifunctional Imaging System.

"In addition to demonstrating reliability during its three-month evaluation, the Xerox Document Centre 545SH was 
found to offer excellent multitasking capability, the best print drivers we've seen and productivity that broke records
in a number of modes," said Pete Emory, supervisor of Lab Operations, Buyers Laboratory Inc. The Document 
Centre 545SH is a 45 page-per-minute device that is available as a copier or a multifunction system for workgroup 
environments.  This device is built upon the same platform as Xerox's recently launched mid-volume CopyCentre(tm), 
WorkCentre and WorkCentre Pro systems. The Phaser 8200 solid ink color printer is designed for people making the
transition to color.  It offers cost and print quality advantages that make it practical to replace black-and-white printers. 

Xerox Phaser, Document Centre, FaxCentre and WorkCentre products are available through Xerox direct sales, 
sales agents, resellers and dealers. The products come with Xerox's Total Satisfaction Guarantee as well as toll-free 
telephone support and online customer support.

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Xerox - 6/23/2003

XEROX WINS 2003 IEEE Corporate INNOVATION AWARD FOR INVENTING DOCUTECH AND THE PRINT-ON-DEMAND INDUSTRY

STAMFORD, Conn., June 23, 2003 - Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) has received the 2003 IEEE Corporate 
Innovation Recognition award for its pioneering work that created the DocuTech product line and resulted in 
the $30 billion print-on-demand industry. 

The IEEE recognized Xerox "for its DocuTech product line, which unified digital electronics, computing and 
communications with xerography to create the print-on-demand industry," said Michael Adler, IEEE president.  
The IEEE, which is the world's largest technical professional society, presented the award to Xerox at its annual 
awards ceremony in Nashville, Tenn., on June 21.

As revolutionary for the printing and publishing industry as the original Xerox copier was for the office, the 
DocuTech product line was simultaneously an innovative product, system and service. The DocuTech Production 
Publisher, introduced in 1990, combined the steps of the printing process (prepress, printing, finishing) into new 
electronic workflows and made possible digital publishing of documents.  

Its genius was in merging both hard copy and digital inputs into fully laid out pages, generating full documents 
described by computer programs.  These programs, called job tickets, were created by workers via a graphical 
user interface and were "run" by the DocuTech device to create finished hard copy documents.    

"Within a decade of its introduction, most of the black-and-white printing work in the United States had shifted 
to DocuTech, profoundly changing the nature of the printing industry and moving it into the digital age," said 
Frank J. Romano, chair of Rochester Institute of Technology's School of Print Media.  

A principal advantage of the DocuTech was its ability to produce short-run lengths of print jobs "on demand," 
simplifying production and distribution and giving the new business its name.  Indeed, DocuTech's ability to 
"distribute, then print" instead of offset printing's traditional "print, then distribute" model fundamentally changed 
the work processes of printing documents.  

The full spectrum of Xerox's black-and-white products based on the seminal DocuTech architecture now includes 
more than 20 digital printers and presses, ranging from 75 to 180 pages per minute.  They are supported by an 
array of integrated workflow components including the Xerox DocuSP common controller, Digipath Production 
Software and other innovative software, products and services.  The black-and-white products are now 
complemented by Xerox's DocuColor series of digital production presses, which deliver the benefits of DocuTech 
architecture in full-color digital presses. 

In 2002 the print-on-demand industry created nearly 400 billion print-on-demand impressions in the United States, 
with a retail print value of about $30 billion, according to CAP Ventures, Inc., a business communication 
technologies and services consulting firm.  For Xerox alone, revenues from the DocuTech product line have 
exceeded $17 billion since its introduction.  

In addition, the groundbreaking architecture of the DocuTech has been the basis for two succeeding waves of 
innovation:  

·        The digital transition, which swept the office copier industry in the late 1990's, transforming analog office 
copiers into digital multifunction devices that could provide scanning, printing, saving, editing and communications 
such as faxing.

·        The emerging transformation of the print-on-demand industry to the personalized-print-on-demand industry by 
adding database merging and Internet delivery functionality to the original architecture.  

"In honoring the DocuTech product line, the IEEE is recognizing a breakthrough technology that is based on an 
astonishing array of innovations. Xerox continues to build on that legacy, most recently with its next-generation 
DocuColor iGen3 Digital Production Press, a 100 page-per-minute color product launched last year," said Hervé 
Gallaire, Xerox chief technology officer and president of the Xerox Innovation Group.  Gallaire accepted the 
award on behalf of the Xerox employees whose foresight and creativity brought the DocuTech to market. 

Xerox Corporation, one of the world's top technology innovators, conducts research and development in color 
science, computing, digital imaging, electromechanical systems, novel materials, work practices and other 
disciplines connected to Xerox's expertise in printing and document management.

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