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A strong commitment to the environment drove the Royal Automotive Club in WA to upgrade to a more sustainable print solution.
“We wanted to gain efficiencies in our print environment in three key areas: cost savings, productivity gains and in reducing our environmental impact,” said John Gilmore, the organisation’s Lead Project Manager.
Canon customised a print and document management solution, consolidating the organisation’s print fleet from 90 to 40, to reduce energy consumption and overall costs.
uniFLOW print management software achieved further savings in paper, consumables and administration. It also drove positive change with 200,000 unwanted print jobs deleted from the system instead of being printed.
In just one month, 390,000 pages – equivalent to 20 trees – were saved.
Chances are you’ve thought about this especially if you want the right printer for your business.
When not secured or used correctly, multifunction printers can be vulnerable to cyber security threats and may compromise the security of sensitive data.
Portside Christian College revolutionised and future-proofed its print environment, installing Canon multifunctional devices, a production print press and scanner, together with uniFLOW software.
Increasing technical issues forced Bauer Media to reassess its office print needs. Simon Wheeler, Chief Information Officer at Bauer tells the story.
Hyundai’s Network Administrator shares how their new print environment has radically changed the attitudes of its people and the office environment.
An expanding business meant outsourcing print was no longer cost effective for DKS Consulting Engineers. Installing a Canon Multi-Function Printer was the solution – the ROI was massive.
Faced with a deluge of information, ACO Polycrete’s print network was under increasing pressure and rising costs.
A complex array of printers and lease arrangements, the hangover of amalgamations, was resolved when Canon installed multifunction devices, a production print press, scanner, uniFLOW & eMaintenance.
LG achieved new efficiencies across its offices in Australia and New Zealand when it replaced an ageing print fleet of 91 devices with 47 Canon imageRUNNER C3080 and C5185 multifunctional devices.
Administration of long service benefits for the construction industry was streamlined, accuracy enhanced and resources optimised when QLeave engaged Canon to implement an automated document system.
When ThomsonAdsett swapped its ageing print environment for Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5035 MFDs and uniFLOW, the national architectural practice minimised its environmental impact and saved.
