Venlo, The Netherlands, 7 September 2010 - Océ, an international leader in digital document management, today announced that it will add the innovative Canon imageRUNNER® ADVANCE 8000 series of all-in-one black & white production printers to its expanding cutsheet portfolio.

This is the second Canon production product that Océ has offered since joining the global Canon group in March 2010. The newly combined company, which aims to create the world’s largest printing company, combines a 133-year Océ heritage of leadership in small and wide format printing with the vast technical resources of Canon.

Enabling customers to respond to changing conditions
As print providers in corporate printrooms, print-for-pay and commercial printing environments seek technology solutions to help them quickly respond to changing business conditions and meet a wide range of customer requirements, the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8000 series offers the perfect balance of quality, productivity, versatility and Océ world-class service. Océ stands behind the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8000 series with highly skilled direct sales and service professionals focused on optimizing the system for each printshop’s unique needs.

Sustainability top of mind
The imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8000 series combines innovative technology with eco-friendly construction that includes bio-plastic components and recycled materials. The system is offered in three models - the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8085, 8095 and 8105 models, which print, copy and scan up to 85, 95 and 105 images per minute respectively.

Roselle NJ – September 7th, 2010 Laser printer parts manufacturer Metrofuser (www.metrofuser.com) has introduced remanufactured fusers for the Hewlett Packard LaserJet P3010/P3015 printers (RM1-6274)

“Reliable laser printer parts solutions are in high demand with the advent of more feature-rich laser printers in the marketplace - particularly for Hewlett Packard LaserJet printers," stated Will DeMuth, Chief Operating Officer, "Our customers require the most precise imaging technology in this demanding market and our R&D team has devised a solution for the P3015fuser."

"We believe remanufacturing is not only a eco-friendly alternative, but it is also a chance for the part to evolve from its original state. At Metrofuser each repair generation is an evolution to greater quality - a continuous improvement from the original factory model. From implementing engineering upgrades and component-level redesigns all the way through to process engineering efficiencies, the evolution and innovation never stops at Metrofuser."

NORWALK, Conn.– As part of its Ready for Real Business global marketing campaign that debuts today, Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) launched RealBusiness.com, an online interactive and immersive multimedia experience where visitors see Xerox’s offerings come to life through its customers.

Brand characters from the new global marketing campaign, such as a concierge from Marriott Hotels & Resorts, are joined by others from the New York Mets, Hertz, Ducati and the University of Notre Dame, to show how partnering with Xerox helps customers focus on what matters most: their real business.

Building on the campaign’s use of iconic characters in representing Xerox’s customers, the RealBusiness.com sitelet is a world in which these co-mingling brand characters are trying to get back to real business. Multimedia customer case studies bring services to life, such as how Xerox helps Ducati translate its product manuals and how Xerox aids Marriott in the management of more than 11 million global invoices annually.

RealBusiness.com is the virtual headquarters for Real Business International where employees are looking for ways to focus on their real business.  Visitors to RealBusiness.com enter a modern office building and are greeted by a host on each floor. For example, a concierge from Marriott can’t help but offer hospitality services, but he’s also needed to introduce the customer testimonials and Xerox offerings available on the Finance & Accounting floor. Each of the five floors in the office building features a different Xerox service – IT outsourcing, customer care, finance and accounting, document management and human resource support.

Moscow, Russia (September 7, 2010) — ABBYY, a leading provider of document recognition, document capture, and linguistic technologies and services, today announced ABBYY FineReader Engine 10 for Windows, the next evolution of its software development kit (SDK) to integrate cutting-edge document recognition technologies. FineReader Engine 10 can recognize documents in key

European languages up to 92 percent faster than previous version*. The product also raises the bar for Asian language OCR (optical character recognition) with up to a 40 percent accuracy increase**, delivers extended image and photo processing capabilities, and an enhanced algorithm for document structure and formatting reconstruction. In addition, its new API based on an intuitive task-specific approach enables for maximum efficiency at minimum time and effort.

“The true challenge is not just to speed up OCR processing but, at the same time, to keep up the highest level of accuracy customers expect from OCR technology,” said Andrey Isaev, director of technology products department at ABBYY. “FineReader Engine 10 represents an ideal balance between those two basic criteria.”

At Heffernan Insurance Brokers, a paperless environment is the rule rather than the exception. The Walnut Creek, California-based company, which specializes in commercial/private insurance and financial services, is ranked as the nation’s ninth largest privately held property/casualty agency by Insurance Journal magazine.*

Having experienced double-digit growth each year since its founding more than two decades ago, the company recognized the need for a technology infrastructure that could handle their workflows into the future.

“Synchronizing the flow of information between our headquarters and seven remote offices became increasingly difficult because of our rapid growth,” said Mr. John Petersen, Chief Information Officer of Heffernan Insurance Brokers. “Our business processes were heavily reliant upon paper-based applications, forms and original documentation. Freeing ourselves from the time-consuming shuffling of paper would enable us to maintain our exceptional
customer service levels and growth without a costlier increase in manpower.”

Introduction

The Canon imagePROGRAF series is equipped with a disk erase feature that erases print jobs sent to the printer from the printer's hard disk. This feature completely erases data sent to the printer, such as classified data and private information, so that it is not leaked to third parties.

Generally, data written to hard disks on computers or printers is not completely erased when the memory is deleted or initialized in the usual way. You can use data recovery software to recover deleted data and retrieve information. This is precisely why preventing data recovery and completely deleting data is so important.

Disk Erase Features

The disk erase feature included with the Canon imagePROGRAF series responds to the need for an increased level of security.

The disk erase feature included with the Canon imagePROGRAF has the following 3 modes.

Secure Erase Mode

This is the highest level of erasure. It meets to U.S. Department of Defense requirements (DoD 5220-22.M) for the erasure of disk media.

Data stored on the printer's hard disk is overwritten multiple times and then checked after the final overwrite. This makes hard disk analysis used during disk recovery impossible, preventing data recovery. For more information, see "5 How Secure Erasure Mode Works".

Secure Quick Erase Mode

In this mode, data stored on the printer's hard disk is overwritten once with random data. This prevents data from being recovered using software. This mode erases data quicker than Secure Erase Mode.

High-speed Erase Mode

In this mode, the file management information for the data stored on the printer's hard disk is initialized. Because only the file management information is initialized, the data still remains on the hard disk.

As the digital age continues to push forward, document security is becoming more and more important for offices of all sizes. Most likely, your employees handle documents every day that contain critical information such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, account IDs, and confidential financial information. You clients rely on you to keep their information safe.

When securing your documents you have to deal with every part of the document lifecycle: storage, emergency backup, processing, delivery and disposal. However, you can often handle many of these stages with one simple solution. An Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) can securely store, backup and process documents.

Beyond an EDMS, your office should take a look at the network connectivity of multifunction devices to ensure they are secure. When you scan an image through your MFP and email it to a client or co-worker you need to be sure that document is secure.

With today’s color multifunction systems, creating in-house marketing materials is not only easy, but it is also a great cost-cutting tactic. By adding color to your marketing materials, you can boost marketing efforts without tightening your budget.

When you use a print shop, you are usually required to run high volumes of marketing materials. This means you use valuable office space to store extra runs of flyers and brochures. By utilizing your multifunction systems, you will have the ability to print on demand for the exact volume necessary.

Bulk marketing materials also have to be quite generic to ensure maximum use opportunity. In-house marketing materials can be customized with specific information relevant to the recipient.