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ASIC worked with Canon to replace its large, ageing and disparate print fleet, reducing the overall number of printers from 182 to 120. Old hardware was replaced with multifunction devices capable of scanning and archiving, and configured with finishing capabilities. The new system increased printer uptime, improved document security, and saved time and money. It also meant ASIC could better monitor its printer activity, which helped save more money and reduce its environmental impact.
Now ASIC is ready to move to enterprise-wide scanning - an electronic data management system to store all its corporate documents.
The new system has made working much easier at ASIC.
We want to do everything we can to help protect the world we live in and those who live in it. That's why we do our best to safeguard our future.
As a result, we proudly announce that we have achieved and consistently maintain our Toitū net carbonzero certification in New Zealand.
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Portside Christian College revolutionised and future-proofed its print environment, installing Canon multifunctional devices, a production print press and scanner, together with uniFLOW software.
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Increasing technical issues forced Bauer Media to reassess its office print needs. Simon Wheeler, Chief Information Officer at Bauer tells the story.
Deakin University’s digital print shop turns out 6,500 jobs each year. A strong partnership with Canon ensures the shop maximises productivity by using state-of-the-art print technology and supplies.
