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A brief history of the Xerox Corportation

The Xerox Corporation, based in Norwalk, Conn., has more than 57,000 employees worldwide. Society has consistently ranked among the top firms in the computer category of "World's Most Admired Companies" FORTUNE magazine's list, and the upper third of the annual Fortune 500.

Xerox has a strategy focused on three main markets of businesses and consumers. The first is environment of high-end production, including commercial printing. Depending on network solutions, in the offices of small and large. Finally, there the broad category of increasing its "value added" services. There are two broad, unifying themes that cross all categories Xerox products and service, building on the company demonstrated the main strengths and its position as "the document company." These themes are (1) color and (2) practical solutions that allow you to customize the different Xerox machines and methodologies to solve problems their customers.

Of the $ 17.6 billion of office income for 2008, the U.S. market accounted for more than half, or $ 9.1billion, while Europe has reached 6 billion. Overall, Latin America, Canada and other nations around the world in the rest, 2.5 billion. Not only the business of doing business internationally, he won prizes in the world as well. In fact, in 2008 alone Xerox earned more than 230 different rewards for quality, innovation and service. True to its tradition of innovation, the company has also launched 29 new products in 2008, awarded to companies and individuals across a wide range of different sales channels.

Building on a solid foundation

Chester Carlson was a patent agent and a dedicated staff, but part-time inventor. He created the first "Xerography" image in his Queens, NY, October 22, 1938 workshop. Surprisingly, for years, he has been unable to interest many people, and no manufacturers or buyers, in his invention. Business owners and product developers, and contractors were convinced that there was no market for "copying" because the carbon paper still worked fine. An additional problem is The prototype Carlson was bulky, difficult to use and frankly disorder. About two dozen companies, including IBM and General Electric, responded Carlson invention with what the inventor later called "a lack of enthusiastic interest."

The Battelle Memorial Institute Columbus, OH, has signed an agreement to refine the process of Carlson, which he called "electrophotography" in 1944. Some three years later, the Company Haloid, a manufacturer of photographic paper in Rochester, NY, has obtained a license from Battelle to build and market a "copy machine" using technology Carlson. Carlson agreed with the leaders of that Haloid "electrophotography" was too heavy a term, so the story goes that a music teacher classical languages of the Ohio State University came up with "xerography" using the Greek word "dry" and "writing".

The game names

Haloid, which soon acquired all rights to the technology, invented the term "Xerox" copiers for revolutionary and obtained a trademark for the word in 1948. The early success and a few modest Haloid Xerox copiers convinced management to change the company name to Haloid Xerox Inc. in 1958. As sales began to increase and the invention became increasingly accepted, the company has become the "Company Xerox "in 1961. Currently, the market has experienced wide acceptance of the latest model, the Xerox 914, which was the first office copier that could use Regular, cheap paper.

September 2009 marks the 50th anniversary of the historic Xerox 914. Over 200,000 units were sold worldwide from 1959 to 1976, the year the company stopped manufacturing the 914. In 1985, more than a quarter century after the legendary was introduced, Xerox announced it would not renew service contracts over 914 United States, however, a "time and materials" service Repair was established because it was still more than 6,000 units in operation worldwide. The Smithsonian Institution displays a model of Xerox 914 as a milestone in American ingenuity and inventiveness.

Good corporate citizen

Xerox is proud have revolutionized the design and manufacture of "zero waste" products, and as a good corporate citizenship as important as technological development. In fact, the company sees no contradiction in pursuing both. The company positions itself in effect a company that intends use of materials and energy as efficiently as possible, to reduce waste and emissions in the manufacturing phase, and during the life cycles of its products. This is how the company plans to build his story continues.

Each year, Xerox reports on programs that save hundreds of millions of dollars through the refurbishment of products, parts recycling and diversion of more 100 million pounds of landfill waste. Finally, Xerox has developed, implemented and maintained serious secondary processing and recycling programs to ensure its printers, copiers and multifunction devices can be managed with caution because of the environment and concern when they reach the ends their initial life cycles. With caution, and proven methods, Xerox is moving forward with the same firm that brought at the pinnacle of success.

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