Choosing a Copier for Your Business
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07/Nov/2007 5:08PM
Choosing a Copier for Your Business

Whether you need to make copies for inter-office meetings or create high-quality marketing materials, you can find a supplier in the market that manufactures an office copier that fits your needs. Modern business copiers combine all functionalities such as; Fax, Copier, Printing, Scanning and/or Document Imaging solutions in one copier machine.

Copier industry is growing rapidly and the competition among manufacturers drives them to improve the functionality and to provide competitive offers among suppliers/vendors who install and service copier machines. They can be broadly classified into Analog and Digital. Analog is dead and today's businesses choose "Digital" for various good reasons. Most manufacturers have stopped introducing new models in Analog copiers, but they do support/service the existing models.

Why Digital?

Some people are understandably wary of the new digital paradigm, this is usually due to a lack of understanding about technology. In analog copiers, copies are produced by transferring the image optically from the original to the copy. With today's digital copiers, the information is scanned optically from a piece of paper. Information is then converted into a digitized format and then processed for printing.

In the midst of changing office environment technologies, some things remain the same:

Need to improve efficiency Need to increase productivity Need to control cost Need to maximize investment in technology

Simply stated, Digital copier makes possible a wide range of features at an affordable price. In fact, some things cannot be accomplished with Analog copiers.

Following are the various types of copier machines that you can get in the market:

Black-and-white copiers: Black-and-white copiers are a popular choice for schools and for office printouts. Black toner costs less than color toner, resulting in a lower cost per copy. Color copiers: Color copiers can help you make a splash with high-impact presentations, brochures, flyers, and more. For print-quality color reproduction, consider Graphic Color copiers. Some color copiers also include a designated black-and-white mode. All-In-One copiers: All-In-One or Multifunction can make copies, fax, scan, and print in black-and-white and color, making them a good choice for offices with limited space. Many support internal memory upgrades as well as add-on modules for image editing (for example, add watermarks or resize) and stackless duplexing. If you want to give your staff the ability to print, copy, or fax over the office network, look for network multifunction copiers. Color copiers: Color copiers can help you make a splash with high-impact presentations, brochures, flyers, and more. For print-quality color reproduction, consider Graphic Color copiers. Some color copiers also include a designated black-and-white mode. All-In-One copiers: All-In-One or Multifunction can make copies, fax, scan, and print in black-and-white and color, making them a good choice for offices with limited space. Many support internal memory upgrades as well as add-on modules for image editing (for example, add watermarks or resize) and stackless duplexing. If you want to give your staff the ability to print, copy, or fax over the office network, look for network multifunction copiers.

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