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Printware Blog - 2009 |
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 Ricoh and Canon Announce Price IncreasesFrom the
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16th April 2009 in News
We have learned from one of our suppliers that Canon will be increasing the price of their consumables as of April 27th. This increase comes just two months after Canon’s most recent price rise and follows a spate of similar rises from other manufacturers over the last few months, including Ricoh which is set to announce an increase in hardware and consumable prices. Brother Announces Price IncreaseFrom the
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6th April 2009
In a letter to all its resellers, including Printware, Brother has announced price increases across its range of products in April. Brother's Sales and Marketing Director, Phil Jones explains the reasons behind the increases and puts them in the context of the current state of the pound. Ricoh Launches New Click ServiceWith print users increasingly looking to maintenance contracts as a way to manage their costs, Ricoh have entered the fray with their new "Click" service. Ricoh has created a scheme which aims to give customers the one thing they want from a service contract - simplicity. Toner Prices Continue to RiseFrom the
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3rd April 2009 in News
"It was much cheaper than that last time I ordered." With many businesses and consumers struggling to make ends meet, it seems that the cost of printing is continuing to spiral. Consumable prices have risen steadily throughout 2008 and the first quarter of 2009, by an average of 15%, but as much as 30%, each time. Further rises are expected, with Brother and Oki already set to increase the cost of their consumables in April. There is every sign that this trend will continue for the foreseeable future and that other manufacturers will follow suit. As the Credit Crunch Continues to Bite, Printware and HP get Smart Together!HP presented Printware with an award for its outstanding performance with HP's Smart Printing Services. Printware already sits with HP's most elite as an official HP Gold Partner and this award only goes to strengthen our partnership. HP Smart Printing Services means that for an all-inclusive price, Printware and HP will handle everything necessary to manage all your company's HP printers and multifunction devices. Unusual InstallationHow do you get a Xerox DC250, high capacity feeder and professional finisher into a Grade 2 listed building? Through the first floor window of course! A "routine" installation took one of our engineers to a design agency based in Tavistock, Devon. After moving to new premises, they made the decision to invest in the Xerox Docucolor 250, professional finisher and high capacity feeder. It became apparent ... Printware outlines plans for prosperity in 2009From the
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16th March 2009 in News
Cameron Mitchell, Printware's Managing Director, was approached by CRN Magazine for an update on Printware's position since the acquisition at the end of 2007. Printware gain HP 2009 Preferred Partner GOLD statusFrom the
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16th March 2009 in News
Printware has been awarded the highest possible accreditation by HP. HP Preferred Partners consistently deliver the very best in IT solutions and place a premium on high-quality customer care. Simply put, HP Preferred Partners are the best of the best. Printware is very proud to be part of this elite programme. |
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