Oki MC860dn - compact A3 colour printer review
Colour A3 MFP printers can represent a significant outlay and the MC860dn is an affordable option for smaller businesses. It provides 4-in-1 functions in a remarkably compact unit, comes with a comprehensive range of print management tools and delivers good print speeds and low running costs.
You may also like...
Sponsored Links
advertisement
You may also like...
Latest Desktop Software News
VMware acquires desktop virtualisation start-up Wanova
Virtualisation giant adds Mirage image management to its growing portfolio.
Latest Desktop Software Analysis & Insight
Could the UK ever build a Facebook?
Inside the enterprise: Building a $100bn tech company is a tall order. But the UK could still boost its technology industry, argues one expert.
advertisement
Most popular
- Apple iPad 3 vs iPad 2 head-to-head review
- Dell EqualLogic PS6100XS review
- Chromebooks: What's gone wrong?
- ICO: Fines for cookie law breakers
- UK regulator shuts down Angry Birds scam
- Open source software driving cloud-based innovation
- Fujitsu targets enterprises with Android ICS tablet
- IBM bans use of Siri on iPhones
- Dell PowerEdge R820 review
- BlackBerry 7 OS certified to carry 'Restricted' UK government information
Register for IT PRO
You'll get exclusive member benefits including free whitepapers, downloads, Webinars and weekly newsletters full of the latest IT PRO news, reviews, insight and expertise.






Alternative: Managed Print Services
Xerox just announced Xerox Print Services, a new version of its enterprise-level managed print services tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Xerox Print Services is a set of services and tools that will be delivered through its worldwide network of channel partners to help SMEs assess their current printing environment, fine-tune their printing networks for optimum performance, and then manage their printing infrastructure – regardless of the manufacturer or device type. For end customers this results in lower print and copy costs, reduced IT support and increased office productivity across multiple print platforms. The offer is available immediately in the UK and Western Europe, with launches in North America and other countries to follow.
According to research firm IDC, businesses with more than 100 employees buy four million devices, print 600 billion pages and spend $20 billion per year on office equipment and services worldwide. The firm also predicts that over 60% of SMEs in Europe will consider purchasing a managed print service solution in 2009. Despite the economic downturn, the firm projects the managed print services market to be a $7.2 billion European opportunity by 2011.
By Ip_philipphaberl on Thursday Apr 23