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The green habits of British workers are abandoned when they leave their homes and travel to their office, research has suggested.
EnvironmentalExpert.com has reported on a national study that was commissioned as part of Green Office Week, which found that people are more likely to put unused printer paper in the bin at work and leave windows open while the heating is on.
The study also indicated that staff often do not use ink environmentally, with a quarter of workers printing when it is unnecessary.
As well as this, four out of ten employees forget to use their company's recycling bin, while eight out of ten divide recyclable goods from non-recyclables when they are at home.
Gregg Corbett, marketing director at Avery and founder of Green Office Week, recently highlighted that British companies are losing money due to their unsatisfactory environmental practices.
Posted by Barry Ashmore. |
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A number of industries across the world have been transformed in recent years as technology advances.
This is no different in the printing sector, where companies have now been given new systems to work with, enabling higher levels of efficiency for firms, better printer ink quality and improved security.
This was recently highlighted by HP, which showcased a number of its latest solutions at the JW Marriott in Surabaya, Indonesia, reports Demotix.
Among them were three new models of web-capable laser printers, the HP LaserJet Pro 100 color MFP M175, and HP LaserJet M275 Enterprise 600 M603DN.
The devices make up the firm's latest portfolio of solutions, which hope to provide new possibilities with regard to imaging and printing in the business sector.
Rita Panambunan, LaserJet / commercial enterprise solutions and channel director, Imaging & Printing Group HP Indonesia, told the news provider: "With the potential of the web and more complete mobility, the HP LaserJet Recent helping small and medium scale businesses to adapt more well to changes and market developments."
The LaserJet printers enable people to send photos via smartphones and have them printed out, offering added convenience for businesspeople and removing the need to be at a computer or laptop.
HP will also be showcasing some of its new products at its Print Your Future exhibition at drupa 2012 in Dusseldorf, Germany.
It will be displaying its new portfolio of digital printing solutions, workload solutions, business-development resources and financing options to assist print service providers. (PSPs).
Ten new digital printing systems will be showcased at the exhibition, including the HPindigo and HP Scitex ranges.
Christopher Morgan, senior vice president, Graphics Solutions Business at HP, said: "Our 'Print Your Future' theme reflects our promise to help PSP customers create a relevant and profitable future of print.
"Our strongest-ever drupa portfolio will benefit customers for the print jobs they do today, and those they want to do tomorrow."
Mr Morgan went on to say that the company is aiming to illustrate how printing is evolving, while demonstrating how companies can embrace the future and remain competitive.
In addition to unveiling some of its latest solutions, HP will also recognise the work of customers at drupe, as it is to announce the winners of its Print Excellence Awards programme.
Victors from the contest's 21 categories will be revealed, with the winning entries set to be exhibited at HP's stand at the event.
HP is not alone in its efforts to deliver new solutions to the market, as TechCentral has reported that Brother is looking to add to its product line this year.
The news provider has quoted Toshikazu Koike, global chairman and president of the company, as saying: "Our focus has always been to adapt to the changing nature of our market place and to our customers' demands, always putting our customers' first with our motto 'at your side'."
The firm has outlined aims to increase its overall sales from 492 billion yen (£374 million) last year to 750 billion yen in 2015.
Brother is active in 44 countries and employs roughly 30,000 people, and is aiming to develop enterprise markets based around new devices, including an ultra-fast enterprise class printer based on new line head technology.
It is also looking to release its B-Guard service, a piece of print management software for small and medium-sized businesses.
Chris Marshall, senior manager of the print and solutions division of Brother International Europe, said: "For the first time, we believe, we're making full print fleet management available to SMBs by making simple, cost effective solutions."
Posted by Canzil Ahmed. |
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Google's Cloud Print service has received an update, boosting the offering available to printer ink users.
The application was brought out in 2010 and enables smartphone and tablet users on the Android operating system to send jobs to a printer via the cloud.
In the latest version, support has been added for FedEx offices in the US, along with support for some of Canon's new printers.
Furthermore, if users have installed Chrome for Android Beta on their handheld and sign into their account, then they can select their device as a destination in the Cloud Print list.
The application will then send a PDF to the mobile which can then be opened up in the Chrome browser.
The Print to FedEx Office option will send the file to the company, with the user then being given a retrieval code. This can be entered in a Print & Go machine at a local FedEx Office store with the document being printed on demand.
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The company behind Instaprint is looking to secure investment for what many feel is the latest in printer ink and printing advancements.
Breakfast, who own the product, are looking to raise 0,000 (£317,675) to bring what is currently a prototype onto the market fully and explore what potential it has.
Instaprint can be automatically set to print pictures put forward on social media and it simply uses geo-location tagging and hashtags in order to know exactly what to print.
The printer can be controlled online via phone or computer over a Wi-Fi network simply using an Instaprint.me account.
Currently, Breakfast has just ,000 of the 0,000 required although there are still two months left to run on the product.
The product has already been used at events including store openings, product launches and even The Grammys and Lady Gaga concerts.
Posted by Canzil Ahmed. |
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FujiFilm is to announce a new digital inkjet strategy at the upcoming drupa 2012 printing fair.
According to the company, it has made significant research and development investments in both inkjet printhead and digital printer ink technologies over recent times which has led to the new agenda.
FujiFilm has focused in on being the global leader in digital inkjet printing technology for the commercial, packaging and wide format market printing segments.
President and chief executive officer at FujiFilm, Shigetaka Komori, said: "FujiFilm is developing ink technologies with performance capabilities specifically tailored to different market applications, and will be using drupa 2012 as the launch platform for a brand new range of high performance inks called VIVIDIA.
"This range of state-of-the-art inks has been developed specifically to complement the company’s growing range of single pass digital inkjet presses."
Drupa 2012 will take place in Dusseldorf from May 3rd until May 6th.
Posted by Canzil Ahmed. |
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For the first time ever, the Federal Budget in the US is due to appear in an online app while also being printed out for president Obama to deliver to the nation.
According to the Washington Post, from Monday morning when the president will release his administration's proposed spending plan, millions of smartphone users will be able to download it straight to their finger tips.
Users will be able to access both text and images in one of the budget's four volumes, as well as a 216-page book with the president’s budget message, his priorities and outlines of the spending plans for each federal agency.
Davita Vance-Cooks, the acting public printer, told the newspaper: "You’d be surprised how much public interest there is in the budget.
"It's not just Washington that’s interested. With all of the economic issues confronting us, the public cares a lot about this." President Obama is set to reveal his budget at 11.15 am next Monday. |
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A printer ink deal signed ahead of the London 2012 Olympic Games has been met with uproar after it the contract was given to American firm Weldon, Williams & Lick.
The contract will see the company print the bulk of the tickets that will be used for the Games and is said to be the UK's biggest single ticket requirement for a sporting event.
However, the move has drawn criticism from certain quarters in the UK, not just because of the perceived shun towards British industry but also because the tickets will need to be freighted 4,500 miles to reach Britain.
Lawrence Webb, Ukip's candidate for London mayor, said: "This is a kick in the guts to British firms who would have been desperate to secure such a lucrative contract but it looks like they did not even get the opportunity to bid.
"There seems to be a track record in this country of not putting British businesses first."
Around 8.8 million tickets for the Olympics as well as two million for the Paralympics have gone on sale to the public in Britain in the past year.
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An article written by printer ink and printer experts PC World has shed light on what exactly consumers should be ensuring when it comes to picking their next workgroup printer if they wish to pick out a strong product.
The volume and variety involved with the latest generation of printers is something that can cause confusion among many consumers and businesses, but provided the following issues are considered, many issues can be avoided.
First off all, the website advises that consumers match the printer with the appropriate task and volume required while also ensuring that compatibility is checked in terms of Mac, Windows and Linux.
Also, questioning whether colour printing is absolutely essential is another good idea as well as deciding on exactly what type of ink is necessary. For example Laser Toner, LED, InkJet or Solid Ink.
Finally, ensuring a strong balance between volume and versatility is recommended as is researching the balance between cost and reliability.
Posted by Barry Ashmore. |
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Peer to peer sharing site The Pirate Bay has jumped on board the newest ink craze of 3D printing by hosting a page dedicated to digital 3D mock-ups available for users to print physical objects.
According to the site, the technology will be the next big thing in copying and printing, allowing users to manufacture spare parts for their vehicles and, in a number of years, download and print out sneakers.
Currently, 3D printers for the home or small office are available from a number of companies although Charles King, principal analyst at Pund-IT, believes the venture may prove short-sighted for the site.
Mr King told TechNewsWorld: "I believe [The Pirate Bay] may have mistaken a package of powdered magic mushrooms for their usual chai latte. "At this point, I believe the investment cost in equipment and materials would require an industrial-scale operation."
3D printing is the process of creating three-dimensional objects from files using a materials printer, and special printer ink.
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The printing and printer ink industry is expected to grow by around five per cent this year in Dubai according to the Printing and Publishing Group (PPG).
According to the group, the growth comes as a result of technological advancements and a huge contribution of finances by the UAE's printing industry.
The PPG and the Dubai International Print Awards have been determined to enhance the quality standards of the print industry in the area for some time.
Ahmad Bin Hassan Al Shaikh, chairman of the PPG, said: "Despite the unprecedented financial challenges faced by all sectors, the current market situation and data indicate a promising future for the printing industry.
"PPG and the Dubai International Print Awards offer a very unique platform which brings forward printers from the GCC, Levant, Asia, North and South Africa."
The group is preparing itself for the Dubai International Print Awards 2012 with will be held on February 8th at the Grand Hyatt, Dubai.
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