viewing Xerox vs Canon vs HP color MFP/document production type machines fo=
r a rollout this summer. Those Konica/Minolta's do look interesting though=
..
Thanks
Jomar McDonald
Director of Information Technology
The Frances Xavier Warde School
751 N. State St.
Chicago, IL 60654
W: 312-798-4064
F: 312-337-7180
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To: ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Re: Printing Strategies
For those schools using BizHubs or Xerox MFP's, I would love to read your
reviews and impressions of the machines.
We're currently in the process of evaluating Xerox, Ricoh, and
Konica/Minolta options. While I like the environmentally friendly features
of the Xerox ColorQube, there are other aspects of the technology that soun=
d
a little "too good to be true". Ricoh - nothing to really write home
about... I am leaning more toward the BizHubs. Specifically, the C652.
I appreciate all insight anyone can provide.
Thanks in advance.
Ademola Popoola
Sacred Heart Schools Chicago
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 8:59 AM, Artur Morka <tech@lowellschool.org> wrote:
> Barandon,
>
> We used to have 7 wax printers and about 20 inkjets locate in different
> classrooms and admin
> offices. Plus two old black and white copiers. Only on scanner for whole
> school
>
>
> Moved to:
> - 1 BizHub C650 color high speed (located in teacher's workroom)
> - 3 BizHub C350 color (located in strategic points of the buildings, 3
> different buildings)
> - 1 BizHub C222 black-white (admin office)
>
> Teachers and students can print only to bizhub units. I do not restrict
> color (difficult in mac/pc
> environment) but default print is set up to black/white. It creates
> complains from some users but
> number of color copies drop by over 30% without restricting color with
> password.
>
> We still use 3 wax printers and about 5 inkjets - admin offices only.
>
> Each BizHub is used as a copier and scanner to whole community - scan to
> email or to
> networked file storage (pdf, jpg, gif etc).
>
> My Admission and marketing Dep. have stooped to use outside companies to
> print their
> materials - big savings. Our biggest BizHub C650 is capable to print hig=
h
> quality brochures
> (folds, staples etc).
>
> Total savings on move are lower then I was expected. Simple because now m=
y
> teachers print
> more. :-(
>
> Artur Morka
> IT Manager
> Lowell School
> Washington DC
>
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