Inkjet: Ready and Waiting
For the third year in a row, the Inkjet Summit drew printers to Florida into production inkjet technology.
She cited three in-plants that have profited from adding inkjet:
• The state of Colorado replaced three Xerox Nuveras with a Ricoh IP 5000 MP. The in-plant is printing 7 million impressions a month and has saved 20 percent in monthly costs.
• World Bank Group added an HP Inkjet T-230 and has also saved about 20 percent in costs while capturing work it previously couldn’t handle.
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