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COMPETITION
The Epson WorkForce Pro WF-8000
series offers the very latest in business
printing technology for small and
medium-sized offices, right through
to large enterprises and public sector
organisations.
The printers benefit from Epson’s
robust PrecisionCore technology, which
is used in the company’s industrial-class
fabric and label printers – those designed
to perform with the highest degree of
durability, reliability, quality and speed.
Epson’s recent €125 million investment
in new production facilities has made it
possible to bring the advantages of the
PrecisionCore printhead to the typical
workplace environment.
Additional features include PIN release
control, for confidential, secure printing,
and Gigabit network connectivity, which
makes these printers ideal for helping
boost everyday productivity within
businesses.
Specific benefits include:
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Reduced costs:
up to 50% lower cost
per page than competitive colour
lasers
(1)
and fewer interruptions thanks
to high capacity ink cartridges;
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Energy efficiency:
functioning with up
to 80% lower energy consumption than
competitive colour lasers
(2)
;
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Faster print speed:
with no warm up
time needed, these printers are quicker
than laser alternatives on typical print
jobs
(3)
.
Enter the
PrintIT Business Printing Survey 2014
and you could be the
lucky winner of a brand new business inkjet printer from Epson.
PrintIT Business
Printing Survey 2014
Win
an Epson
business
inkjet
Name:
Title:
Business:
Address:
Tel:
Email:
Please send completed survey to: PrintIT Survey, Business Info, Amherst House,
22 London Road, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 2BT; or email to
1. Comparison made against the top 10 A4 colour
laser printers and MFPs sold in France, Germany, Italy,
Spain, and the UK in Q4 2010 as tracked by IDC. Cost
per page is calculated from manufacturers’ official
list prices for toner cartridges and published yields
in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK as of
December 2010.
2. Comparison made against the top 10 A4 Colour
Laser Printers & MFPs sold in France, Germany, Italy,
Spain, & UK in Q1 2011 tracked by IDC; power con-
sumption calculated using manufacturers’ published
data for Print/Average Mode as of July 2011.
3. Comparison made against the top 10 A4 colour
laser printers and MFPs sold in EMEA in Q1 2011 as
tracked by IDC. Print speed comparison based on aver-
age [Color/Mono] [Simplex/Duplex] FSOT according to
ISO/IEC 24734 test procedure. See
/
testing for details and supporting facts.
I. Your Business
1. No of employees:
2. No. of office-based employees:
3. No of sites:
4. Business sector:
o
Service
o
Finance
o
Manufacturing
o
Agriculture
o
Healthcare
o
Education
o
Hospitality/Hotels
o
Government
o
Other
(please specify)
II. Your Printer Fleet
5. What types of print device do you have
in your print fleet?
(please tick)
o
New (<18 months)
o
Old
o
Mixed
o
Single brand
o
Multi brand
o
From a single supplier
o
From multiple suppliers
o
B&W printer:..........
o
A4
o
A3
o
Colour printer:........
o
A4
o
A3
o
B&W MFP/Copier:..
o
A4
o
A3
o
Colour MFP/Copier:
o
A4
o
A3
o
Wide format printer
o
Production printer
o
Fax
6. Are all your print devices networked
or do you still have some standalone
machines?
(please tick)
o
All on network
o
All standalone
o
A mix
7. What print technologies are used by
your business?
(please tick any that apply)
o
Laser/LED
o
Inkjet
o
Thermal transfer
o
Dot matrix
8. How would you describe your printing
infrastructure?
(please tick)
o
Distributed (local printing)
o
Centralised (printing on departmental
MFDs)
o
Balanced (a mixture of local and
departmental printing)
9. What words would you use to describe
printing in your business?
(please tick any that apply)
o
Uncontrolled
o
Well managed
o
Wasteful
o
Efficient
o
Unreliable
o
Dependable
o
Expensive
o
Value for money
o
Productive
o
Slow
o
Poor quality
o
Professional
For your chance to win an
Epson WorkForce Pro WF-
8000, complete the survey
and entry form and return it by post or email by January 31, 2015
(details below). Alternatively complete it online at
The winner will be the first name drawn from the hat on
February 1, 2015.
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