Tagged With "Kodak Alaris"

I'm booked for ITEX 2019! I'm pretty excited about going. I'll be arriving late on the 22nd and then taking the red eye out Thursday night. I'm hoping to see many P4P members, connect with new peeps along with visiting our sponsors and exhibitors. Hit up the reply and let me know if you'll be there! Enjoy these threads from ten years ago this week! Introducing the NEW bizhub PRO C65hc Digital Color Printing System 3/16/0912:58 PM Marketing Bulletin Bulletin #08-GB-120 Date: March 16, 2009...

The XEROX/HP saga playing out is proving that many can't see past what's in front of them and have limited imagination to assist them in discovering how things could be, based on how things should be. It has been a few months since Xerox took the bold action and beat HP to the table in a merger discussion. BUT XEROX IS TOO SMALL TO BUY- THE GREAT BIG HP!! Say those looking with no imagination. Yes, HP should have approached Xerox. HP having three times the market cap acquiring the smaller...

Years ago I use to burn the late night candle pretty often. In some cases I would still find myself emailing a prospect at 2AM in the morning. In most cases the email was to schedule a meeting for later that week. Those late night emails was just something I was use to. It wasn't until one of my clients made mention of the email that arrived at 2AM. Of course he didn't see it until he arrived at work. But this client went on to tell me that he wished he had more sales people like me, meaning...

Did you sell these, did you ever see one, or maybe you weren't even a twinkle in your Mom's eye when these copier manufacturers were the King of the Road! Copiers for sale or rent, copies to make, for three darn cents No finishers, no document feeders, no R & E, I aint got not accessories! "Tell Us About Some Old Copier Companies", was a question we posed to our Print4Pay Hotel members about a week ago, as you can see it was very popular thread. Special thanx to all of the P4P'ers for...

Oh gesh, do I remember those first gel-printers from Ricoh. They were cool, priced right, however almost all of the ended up with error codes (I think the code was E-99). The end result of the code was to throw the system in the trash It's ten years later and I bother with the small ink printers from Ricoh anymore. Although I'm a pretty big fan of the CW2201 color wide format that uses in. Placed three of these so far and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that they will perform. Enjoy the...

There's a really awesome topic from ten years ago titled " Is selling at cost the future for print hardware?". I went back and read it several times, and realized that 2009 was the start of the great recession. Somehow we survived, but recently I've heard some grumblings in the AEC industry and they are not good Enjoy these awesome threads from ten years ago this week! Weekend Industry Notes from 10/25/09 Neal · 10/26/093:34 PM - network based authorization, authentication and accounting -...

Tip of the week: Get out there and knock on doors, it still works and you can get a good eyeball of what's going on in the account! Weekend Copier Notes from 04/20/08 Neal · 4/21/087:11 AM Windows operating systems, which can be penetrated by viruses, unlike the Emperon system) - More info on new high-speed color laser MFPs from Toshiba : o Unlike models they are replacing (4500 C & 5500 C ), these are made by Toshiba , not Ricoh o These are not production print models, so are designed...

One of the threads below gives reference to the one of the first true A4 MFP's that had an optional finisher. Hard to believe that some copier manufacturers offer an A4 MFP with finishing today. It's been ten YEARS! Give the clients what they want! Weekend Copier Notes from 05/04/08 Neal · 5/4/089:29 PM -635 gloss coating system (aqueous or UV) o Incorporates a KAMA die cutter and stacker conveyor o Pricing unknown - Xerox announced that it will relabel CD-ROM duplicators made by Vinpower...

Well done! I joined this forum because of this post! If I ever come across an old e-stat copier I swear I'm going to try to restore it!

Nothing was "reliable" back then! Such a funky era of technology thinking back on it all. There were so many different physical configurations of copy machines back then. Each was a marvel of engineering chaos. I remember it well since the company that first hired me would work on anything they could get their hands on. I worked on plenty of those SCMs and Saxons when I first started out. They both went from liquid to dry toner technology before their demise. Saxon put their name on the...

The Week in Copiers Ten Years Ago This Week In 2010, the Second Week of August Last week all of the manufacturers in the imaging industry posted heavy losses. No one manufacturer was spared from COVID19 losses. Since I still plan to be doing what I do best for another ten years there are times when I need to think about the future of the Imaging Channel. Do I think print will go away, naw however I do believe that print volumes will decrease across the SMB space by at least 20%. I also...

The Week in Copiers Ten Years Ago for The Third Week in October 2010 I was rolling when I read one of the threads from ten years ago about "Smell O Vison". It's been ten years and it seems "Smell O Vision" n ever came to pass, however it's still a good read. I always thought it would be neat if our smart phones emit smell patterns. Wouldn't it be interesting.... Enjoy these great copier threads from ten years ago... Check this out this email and Print Solution! Guest · 10/18/107:41 PM Print...

I started with SCM in 1963 in Honolulu. SCM was king of the copier world back then. They had an excellent line of copiers, all the model numbers were double digits, 33, 44, 55, 111. The 55 was the first console with dual paper feeds and was the basis of three more spinoff models, the 111 and the 211 and the 412. Then in 1975, along came "black Friday" over a hundred branches were closed of sold to dealers. Their heyday was over. The Japanese came into the market and even though SCM sold...

@Bill Monroe great story Bill. I love hearing about the early days of the copier industry!

This Week in the Copier Industry Fifteen Years Ago The Last Week of August 2011 It's Sunday and that means another evening to prepare for the last week of the month. For me tomorrow is the last day of the month and there are still orders to be won and lost. Winners make things happen and losers wait for things to happen! Enjoy these awesome copier threads Kodak Announces New Web-to-Unified Print Art Post (Guest) · 8/28/068:47 AM Latest Océ Color Printing Solutions Applications and Business...

This Week in the Copier Industry Ten Years Ago Last Week of September 2011 It's Saturday evening and a nice night to kick back a bit. My 4th quarter and maybe my last quarter that's on Monday. Have a great weekend! Enjoy These Awesome Copier Threads from 10 Years Ago! Konica Minolta Launches Customized Document Management Suites.... Art Post (Guest) · 9/27/117:42 PM Ramsey, NJ (PRWEB) September 26, 2011 Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) today announces the...

This Week in the Copier Industry Fifteen Years Ago The Third Week of February 2007 I've exhausted by thoughts for the week. Everyone have a great SuperBowl day and a more fanstatic Valentines day tomorrow and above all Enjoy Your Week! Some excellent copier threads from 15 years ago R ochester's Xerox, Kodak may be headed for turf war Art Post (Guest) · 2/22/077:10 PM April. Xerox's new deal with Fuji takes it into the heart of Kodak's traditional business _ consumer photo printing. Kodak...

This Week in the Copier Industry Five Years Ago Last Week of July 2007 sponsored by Today marks eleven months since I had my stroke a week before Labor Day. A day does not go by that I don't remember that I am blessed with a wonderful loving wife. Kathy was the one who picked up that I was not able to speak for a few minutes and then when I did I was having issues. After ten days in the Hospital and eleven months later I go for my echo cardiogram. If all is well then I've notched another...

This Week in the Copier Industry Five Years Ago First Week of September 2017 sponsored by You have a suspicion that if you could just add a little more value to the deal, that you might be able to close the order now. Makes you think, what in the world can I add that would increase the value of my copier or services and it won't cost me anything? go here for the rest of this thread -=Good Selling=- Enjoy These Excellent Copier Threads from Five Years Ago This Week! X EROX 4590 UPGRADE...

I had fun with these two guys! "Scanners lead to document management opportunities". Bill thanx for the lift to McCarren!

Bill (Kodak Alaris) and I chat about how to identify scanner prospects and what industries are best to call on

This Week in Copiers Fifteen Years Ago Second Week of February 2009 Real Copier Sales "They're likely to offer a pat answer about price or prior loyalty, but if you probe a bit you might find your way to a more substantial reply" You know Art, the answer, I think, is likely in the last sentence of your sales tip. Far too many reps don't "peel the onion". Pat questions that receive pat answers to put together a pat proposal. Einstein once said that the definition of insanity... .. go here or...

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