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Zerographic prints off big returns during 2014
News and PR from Zerographic Systems Ltd - Published 19 January 2015
Zerographic Systems Ltd has published new figures demonstrating accelerated growth in its printer products and managed services divisions over the past 12 months.
“The business has been growing organically for some time,” explained the company’s managing director, Kevin Corbett. “The team continues to work closely with key partners such as Xerox and RISO in offering increasingly diverse printer products, solutions and managed services to organisations.”
Key highlights nestled among its 2014 successes include:
A 55% growth since this time last year in its office and multifunction devices business
A 220% growth since this time last year in its managed service business
The acquisition of new clients including high street brand, SportsDirect
“The figures speak for themselves,” added Mr Corbett. “What they don’t demonstrate is the dedication and skill shown by all members of the team in driving the company forward - this is where we are at, but that is how we’ve got there.”
“Another beacon of the year,” continued Mr Corbett, “was the digital print industry event hosted by Zerographic at our Wakefield branch back in November.”
“Professional Print 2014: Turning Science Into Art centred on the challenges facing digital printing companies and the role technology plays in tackling them. The event created a forum in which print professionals could discuss the real issues they encounter on a daily basis.”
“Zerographic really wanted to demonstrate that we’re a partner for success, rather than just a supplier of production printing equipment and solutions. I believe we achieved this.”
The event, which received widespread media attention, also doubled as the stage upon which Xerox unveiled its highly touted Versant 2100.
2015 and beyond
Zerographic capped off 2014 with the launch of a new website. The company’s head of marketing, Toni Gibiino, explained: “The decision to develop the digital platform comes in response to the way people go to market to buy products.”
“Things have changed. As such, our user-friendly, content-rich website provides all the information and support to help new and existing customers make informed purchase decisions that are best for their business.”
In addition to its expanding digital presence, Mr Corbett said Zerographic will continue to bring in “key people in strategic areas to help us achieve our growth objectives for the next 5 years”.
Key highlights nestled among its 2014 successes include:
A 55% growth since this time last year in its office and multifunction devices business
A 220% growth since this time last year in its managed service business
The acquisition of new clients including high street brand, SportsDirect
“The figures speak for themselves,” added Mr Corbett. “What they don’t demonstrate is the dedication and skill shown by all members of the team in driving the company forward - this is where we are at, but that is how we’ve got there.”
“Another beacon of the year,” continued Mr Corbett, “was the digital print industry event hosted by Zerographic at our Wakefield branch back in November.”
“Professional Print 2014: Turning Science Into Art centred on the challenges facing digital printing companies and the role technology plays in tackling them. The event created a forum in which print professionals could discuss the real issues they encounter on a daily basis.”
“Zerographic really wanted to demonstrate that we’re a partner for success, rather than just a supplier of production printing equipment and solutions. I believe we achieved this.”
The event, which received widespread media attention, also doubled as the stage upon which Xerox unveiled its highly touted Versant 2100.
2015 and beyond
Zerographic capped off 2014 with the launch of a new website. The company’s head of marketing, Toni Gibiino, explained: “The decision to develop the digital platform comes in response to the way people go to market to buy products.”
“Things have changed. As such, our user-friendly, content-rich website provides all the information and support to help new and existing customers make informed purchase decisions that are best for their business.”
In addition to its expanding digital presence, Mr Corbett said Zerographic will continue to bring in “key people in strategic areas to help us achieve our growth objectives for the next 5 years”.
A 55% growth since this time last year in its office and multifunction devices business
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