Xerox Corp.
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Canon may follow Xerox's BPO plunge
News Singapore execs say Canon "open" to strengthening partnerships and acquisitions, following rival Xerox's buy of U.S. business process outsourcing firm.
Tags: Services, Components, Customer support, Xerox Corp., partnership, Canon Inc., Singapore, Business Process, BPO, Environment
Talking Shop: Former Xerox CIO on voluntary layoffs
Insight Hopefully, the worst of the recession is over and discussions of layoffs will become a thing of the past. Former Xerox CIO says voluntary layoffs can leave company vulnerable.
Xerox more likely to sell assets than go private
News Xerox Corp, whose shares have dropped 62 percent the past year, is more likely to sell parts of its business than be acquired by leveraged buyout firms because the document-processing company is carrying too much debt.
Xerox to acquire Affiliated Computer Services
News Dcument company has said it will buy ACS, a major American public-sector business-process contractor, in a US$6.4 billion deal.
Tags: Hardware, Business Strategies & Functions, IT project management, Xerox Corp., Asia, Outsourcing Company, BPO, managed services, South America, solution provider
Xerox appoints new CEO
News In an unprecedented woman-to-woman transition, Anne Mulcahy passes the baton to Ursula Burns--whose chief challenge is to revive sales.
Tags: Corporate responsibility, Xerox Corp., Cisco Catalyst, Sales, CEO, career, talent, supply chain, leadership, women
Xerox picks HCL in US$100M deal
News The contract will see HCL providing data center hosting and migration, virtualization, consolidation and storage architecture services across Europe and North America.
Tags: Data centers, Data backup, disaster recovery, Xerox Corp., Architecture Services, storage architecture service, Outsourcing Company, document management company, Document Management, information management, data center
Xerox to cut 3,000 jobs
News By trimming 5 percent of the workforce over the next six months, company expects to save US$200 million.
Tags: Layoffs, Xerox Corp., Workforce, Earnings, printing, tax benefit, net income, CEO, job, analyst
Xerox hopes to print computing smarts on fabric, plastic
News Company says its new silver-based ink can be used to print electronic circuitry on everything from flexible e-book screens to pill bottles.
Tags: Handhelds, Xerox Corp., Computing, desktop printer, silicon chip, Smith, Conference, E-book Reader, Manufacturing, Inkjet Printer
Xerox digital-printer ink works on almost anything
News Company offers a sneak peek at its still-in-research-phase ink, which it says could change the world of digital printing.
Tags: Peripherals, Innovation, Xerox Corp., Ink, Inkjet Printer, Gel, trade show, printer, Germany, program manager
Xerox melts ink to stay green
News At famed Palo Alto Research Center, the company previews advances in solid ink technology for consumer desktop printers.
Tags: Green IT, Peripherals, Xerox Corp., Ink, printer, energy efficiency, printing, News.com, researcher, DPI
NEC profit falls in H2 as memory chip prices slide
News NEC Corp, the third-biggest chipmaker, saw second-half profit fall a worse-than-expected 41 percent as prices on computer-memory chips declined after consumers bought fewer personal computers at year's end.
IBM sets samurai bond record with US$1.31b sale
News International Business Machines Corp said it sold a record 140 billion yen (US$1.31 billion) of bonds, as investors turn to the yen-denominated issues for higher yields.
HP to pay US$400m to settle Pitney suit
News Hewlett-Packard Co, the biggest maker of computer printers, will pay Pitney Bowes Inc US$400 million to settle patent-infringement lawsuits for printing technology.
Auditor certifies Xerox financial statements
News Xerox Corp, the subject of a Securities and Exchange Commission accounting probe, said auditor KPMG LLP didn't find any fraudulent practices in the company's financial statements for the past three years.
HP opens Labs division to customers
News Dick Lampman huddled with Carly Fiorina in his office early in her tenure at the helm of Hewlett-Packard Co, preparing to do something drastic.
