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Canon Australia is helping more and more customers with innovative solutions to address their critical business needs.
Print
Black & White
Printing 60 million pages a year isn't easy in anyone's book, but USQ's move to Canon is letting staff print more, faster, and in less time - while cutting costs by 35 percent and paving the way for a new kind of service portfolio.
It was clear to USC that delivering on its vision would require a range of advanced technologies that combined cost-effective printing with a range of back-end workflow and document management technologies. USC evaluated potential offerings in the market but soon settled on a solution built around Canon hardware and software technologies.
Colour
After installing the imagePRESS C7000VP, Inky's output has grown tremendously, allowing the company to easily manage their current accounts, acquire new business and bring projects back inhouse.
When deciding which printer to purchase, TAFE was presented with a variety of machines from a range of vendors before settling on Canon. Canon's new imagePRESS C1 is built to offer uncompromising quality and an output speed of 14 pages per minute (ppm) in colour and up to 60ppm in black and white. The A3-capable imagePRESS C1 engine is ideal for multi-page proofing of multiple page print jobs in a busy work environment.
Large Format
Snap franchisee, John Quick, recognised the potential to grow the customer base and open an additional income stream for his Snap printing store by purchasing a large-format printer. Through the use of Canon's W8400 wide format printer, Mr Quick is now able to provide customers with large-format printing of a consistently high quality, his bottom line is improving, and he is experiencing month-on-month growth.
An improved mode of printing helps increase profit for Melbourne print company Printmode. When Printmode recognised the increased revenue that it could gain by bringing its wide format printing in-house, owner, Barrie Aldatmaz turned to Canon.
Solutions
Working with Canon, TDC3 makes it easier than ever for its customers to use its services. Thanks to a new
software system, customers are more satisfied and loyal than ever before, while TDC3 is saving labour and meeting tighter deadlines.
software system, customers are more satisfied and loyal than ever before, while TDC3 is saving labour and meeting tighter deadlines.