2000
International Data Group's CIO magazine today named Xerox Corporation's Office Printing Business as a recipient of the 2000 CIO-100 award. The award program recognizes organizations around the world that exemplify the highest level of operational and strategic excellence.
Xerox has been presented with the Service Partnership Award by Staples Retail and Delivery, an operating unit of Staples, Inc. The award recognizes Xerox for excellence in customer service and field training.
CAP Ventures is the third information-technology research firm to validate that Xerox is No. 1 in total digital copier sales, accounting for 37 percent of all units placed in the United States in 1999.
In a survey on diversity efforts in Corporate America, Fortune magazine ranks Xerox No. 11. The survey considered not only the number of minorities at each company, but also the makeup of the board of directors, the top 50 executives, those in the ranks of "officials and managers" and the percentage of new hires.
Xerox is ranked No. 6 on "100 Best Corporate Citizens" list compiled by Business Ethics magazine. The magazine based the rankings on companies that "excel in serving multiple stakeholders well."
Xerox Corporation was named one of the 'Top Places to Work' by Connecticut magazine that selected just 18 of the state's 95,000 businesses. In its selection, the magazine consulted recruiters and personnel agencies throughout the state, requesting they identify firms in which potential employees express strong interest.
The American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC) has selected Xerox Corporation's Corporate Engineering Center as one of five benchmark organizations for "Building and Sustaining Communities of Practice."
The Xerox Resende plant in Brazil has been awarded with the "2000 National Award for Quality in the Workplace and Working Relations." The award recognizes the Brazilian companies that perform best in ten different working relationship quality indicators.
Two Xerox executives were recognized for "world-class knowledge leadership contributions to their organizations and the New Economy." Xerox's John Seely Brown and Yotaro Kobayashi are among the world's 10 Most Admired Knowledge Leaders.
SUMEX, Xerox's remanu-facturing facility in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, won one of two AMIGO (Arizona Mexico International Green Organization) awards. SUMEX won the award for its efforts to promote and teach pollution prevention practices.
Xerox television (XTV) has been recognized as a finalist in the Audio Visual Awards 2000 in association with Sharp. For the second year running, XTV was nominated among the top three in the category "Excellence in the use of television" sponsored by Media Week.
Xerox has been recognized as one of the top 50 employers for Hispanic females by Latina Style magazine.
Xerox has won the U.S. Small Business Administration's (SBA) Award of Distinction, which recognizes large federal contractors that have exceptional small business subcontracting pro-grams.
The Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) has recognized Xerox as one of the Top Corporations for Women's Business Enterprises. This list is based on WBEND's annual survey and analysis of corporate best practices in supplier diversity programs for women's business enterprises.
Xerox Canada was presented with the Spiritus Award, which recognizes individuals, groups or employers who have made significant contributions to the advancement of New Brunswick women in social, legal, economic or cultural areas.
Xerox ranks second among companies in the imaging/office equipment category on the 2000 "Global Most Admired" list of companies compiled by FORTUNE.
The Xerox Business Research Group (XBRG) was cited for best practices in "Gaining and Using Market Insight" by the American Productivity and Quality Center (APQC) in Houston.
International Olympic Committee President Juan Antonio Samaranch has recognized the efforts of all Xerox people in keeping the Olympic dreams burning as brightly as the flame that presides over the Sydney Games.
Xerox Chairman and CEO Paul Allaire has received the "Olympic Order," one of the highest honors that can be bestowed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in recognizing distinguished service to the Olympics movement and personal achievement.
The American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC) has selected the Xerox Corporate Engineering Center as a benchmark organization for "Building and Sustaining Communities of Practice."
Xerox has been named vendor of the year for best technologies for 1999 by the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, a federal Department of Energy facility outside San Francisco.
Xerox Canada has been selected vendor of the year at the annual Mail Boxes Etc. Canada national convention held in Ottawa.
Xerox has won two supplier awards from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA): the Frances Perkins Vanguard Award for Excellence and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Award for Excellence.
Xerox has been recognized for its "world-class efforts in managing knowledge" by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research organization, and The KNOW Network, a Web-based community that shares best knowledge practices.
Xerox has been named "Private-Sector Employer of the Year" by CAREERS & THE disABLED magazine. Xerox received this award for its commitment to recruiting, hiring and promoting people with disabilities, and for supplying disabled employees and customers with customized products and services.
Xerox, which was ranked 87th in this year's Fortune 500 based on 1999 results, is ranked No. 5 among companies that Fortune groups under the category of Computers & Office Equipment.
Xerox is ranked No. 64 on Forbes magazine's list of the 'Super 100'—based on a composite ranking of sales, profits, assets and market value for 1999.
Fuji Xerox (FX) has received the "Nikkei BP Technology Award" in the ecology division for its plastics recycling system for copiers, jointly developed with Ube Cycon, Co., Ltd, at the tenth "Nikkei BP Technology Awards" sponsored by Nikkei Business Publications, Inc., a leading publisher of business technology information.
Fuji Xerox is ranked Number 1 in both in monochrome and color laser printers in a Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) study conducted by J.D. Power Asia Pacific, Inc. in 1999.
Xerox has been recognized by Linkage, Inc. with a Best Practice Award for the company's Empowered Work Groups Change Initiative.
Xerox was selected by KMWorld magazine as the "Knowledge Company of the Year" for 1999. Xerox was cited for Eureka, a knowledge-sharing best practice that enhances customer service by increasing Xerox service teams' ability to diagnose, solve and prevent equipment problems in the field all over the world.
Xerox was honored at the State of the Lakes Ecosystem Conference (SOLEC) for "exceptional and distinguished achievement in Great Lakes ecosystem improvement." The United States and Canadian Consuls General, who presented the award, cited Xerox for its work on becoming a waste-free company.
Fuji Xerox Australia (FXA) has been recognized by the United Nations for its environmental leadership and has been placed on the "UN Global 500 Roll of Honour."
Xerox Europe's success in implementing sustainable development in its manufacturing operations was recognized by The Princes' Award Foundation, an independent, non-profit foundation supported by the European Environment Agency.
Fuji Xerox Ebina Plant has won the New Energy Minister of International Trade and Industry Prize, sponsored by the New Energy Foundation, for its best practice in the introduction of solar energy power generation equipment, in the 21st Century Type-Conserving Apparatuses and Systems awards.
The Xerox DocuPrint N2125 was selected among the "10 Best Products of 2000" by Government Computer News. The article summarizes the top ten products that tested the best in the Government Computer News labs during the past year.
The N3225/4025 have been selected as Best Buys by Office Solutions in the mid-volume laser printer category (16-49 ppm).
Xerox's Tektronix Phaser. 850 and Phaser 750 have each received an "Editor's Choice" award from Better Buys for Business, a prominent office equipment buyer's guide.
The Xerox DocuPrint M750 is listed in PC World's November 2000 Issue as one of the "Top Ten Inkjet Printers." Xerox released the M750 color inkjet printer in June 2000 as one of the first new printers as part of the SOHO Strategic Alliance.
The Xerox Document Centre 480, 470 and 460 digital products have each won an "Editor's Choice" award from Better Buys for Business, an influential office equipment buyer's guide.
The Xerox DocuColor 12 Copier/Printer has been named Product of the Year by participants at PrintImage International's conference in Chicago. Voted on by several hundred of the association's quick and small commerical print members, the DocuColor 12 beat out products shown by more that 100 companies in various categories.
PC World has honored Xerox with a 2000 World Class Award in the workgroup monochrome printer category for the Xerox DocuPrint N2125 Network Laser Printer. The DocuPrint N2125 impressed PC World with its quick speed, crisp text, "flawless" line art and gray-scale images.
The Xerox WorkCentre 490cx color inkjet all-in-one MFP outperforms Epson and Samsung MFP models when comparing printing and scanning quality.
The July 2000 edition of What To Buy for Business has named the Xerox WorkCentre Pro 765 a Best Buy in a review of the thermal and plain paper fax market.
Xerox has been recognized by dealers across the country as the Printer Manufacturer of the Year. Marketing Research Consultants, publishers of The Cannata Report, conducted the survey of 325 independent copier/printer dealers over the past 5 months.
PC World has honored Xerox with a 2000 World Class Award in the workgroup monochrome printer category for the Xerox DocuPrint N2125 Network Laser Printer. A member of the DocuPrint N Series, the N2125 also was No. 1 on PC World's Top 10 corporate printers chart in May.
The Xerox WorkCentre Pro 16fx, digital printer/copier/fax wins prestigious "Editor's Choice Award" from Buyers Laboratory Inc. Buyers Laboratory found Xerox's WorkCentre 16fx to demonstrate perfect reliability.
PC Magazine, reviewing the Tektronix Phaser 750 DX printer, says that it offers "good performance and high-quality output." "The Phaser 750DX offers the slickest network printer installation available to date," says the magazine's May 5 review.
According to estimates recently released by two leading information-technology research firms, Xerox Corporation is No. 1 in digital copier sales for the second consecutive year, accounting for more than 35 percent of all units placed in the United States in 1999.
KM World magazine has selected DocuShare as one of its KM Products of the Year. The editors cited DocuShare's tight integration with Microsoft Windows, enhanced security, powerful indexing and retrieval, file management in native formats, and centralized software deployment.
"To say that we were impressed with the network installation is an understatement..quite simply, this is the slickest network printer." The Phaser 850 receives a 4-star rating from PC Magazine for impressive printer performance, including high print quality and speed.
The Xerox WorkCentre XD100/102 named an "Outstanding Personal Multifunctional Product for 1999/2000" in Buyers Laboratory Inc.'s "Pick of the Year" awards. The laser-based digital copier/printer proved to be an excellent overall performer in Buyers Laboratory Inc. three-month in-depth product evaluation.
Xerox WorkCentre XD100 among PC Computing MVP Awards 2000 "Best of the Best". PC Computing review, "Prints a dozen copies a minute and the sharpness of laser printing. The XD100 connects to your PC to double as a 600-dpi printer for less than $500. Xerox is the way to go."
Xerox WorkCentre XD100 makes the A-List on Smart Business magazine's top digital copiers for the 1999 and counting. Excepts from past award listings tout, "no more paper jams; no more long lines at the copy machine. With the XD100, you can send copy and print jobs from your PC."
The Xerox Channels Group has been named "Best New Printer Vendor" for 1999 from DellWare, the division of Dell Computers that sells non-Dell branded IT products.
Xerox WorkCentre 470cx is recommend by CNETas a "Top Multifuntion Printer". "The $299 Xerox WorkCentre 470cx may cost the same as the HP OfficeJet 610, but it provides faster speeds and better output quality, states CNET."
Xerox Corporation has earned six awards in the "Digital Office Awards 2000" competition, sponsored by the Digital Times' Business Equipment Research & Test Laboratories. According to BERTL, the awards are based on lab tests conducted on several vendors' products during the past year.
The Color DocuTech 60 was chosen among the top 10 products for 2000 in a competition sponsored by The Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Ltd. Fuji Xerox previously won the award in 1989, 1992, 1995 and 1996.
For the third year in a row, Better Buys for Business editors reaffirmed Xerox's position as one of the key leaders in the graphic arts industry by awarding top honor to three Xerox printers: the Xerox DocuTech 2000 Series 65, 6100 and 6135.
In the Commendation of 21st Century Type Energy-Conserving Apparatuses and Systems sponsored by The Energy Conservation Center (ECC), Fuji Xerox won the Commendation from the Director-General of the Agency of Natural Resources and Energy for seven models in the DocuColor 1250 series.
The Xerox Business Services (XBS) account team at Gartner Group and their co-supplier Pitney-Bowes received the Silver Innovation Award from a State of Connecticut quality improvement organization.
Xerox was given the 1999 Supplier of the Year Award from General Motors Corportion. The award recognized the achievement of Xerox's capabilities within the category of Corporate Services for our delivery of Multi-lingual and Knowledge Document Management Solutions.
Mail-Gard Concepts Inc. presented its first-ever President's Award to Xerox Corp., announced Leo Hertzog, president of Mail-Gard. The purpose of the award is for Mail-Gard to recognize Xerox for its role as one of Mail-Gard's valued strategic business partners.
Xerox Corporation has been recognized by the Flexible Packaging Association (FPA), the leading trade association for converters and suppliers of flexible packaging, with its 1999 Top Packaging Award for Xerox' groundbreaking recyclable ream wrap, introduced in early 1999.
We launch the Phaser 850 color printer—our first to utilize non-toxic, cost-saving solid ink technology—and raise the bar for office color printing with brilliant quality prints at a market-leading 14 pages per minute.
The company acquires Textronix, Inc.’s color printing and imaging division for US$925 million, a move that doubles our reseller base to 16,000 and helps us benefit from Tektronix’s proven online marketing ability.
We adopt an environmental position on paper sourcing, formalizing our goal to purchase from companies committed to sound environmental, health and safety practices and sustainable forest management.
Researchers at Xerox PARC invent a document display technology that is thin, flexible and portable, like paper, but capable of displaying different text and graphics when an electric charge is applied.
Launched to worldwide acclaim, these advanced printers are optimized for just-in-time printing, personalized printing, and printing for e-commerce and Internet delivery. We will sell about 5,000 units within two years.
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2001
Xerox is No. 32 on the Div2000.com second annual Internet election. America's leading women and minority owned businesses selected the Fortune 500 companies and Government agencies that best promote multicultural business opportunities.
Xerox has been named as one of the Top 50 Companies for Diversity in DiversityInc.com's first annual list. Workforce diversity, employee policies and marketing strategies initiatives were among the factors used to determine a company's rank on the list. Xerox is ranked at No. 13.
Fuji Xerox won the Grand Prize at the Corporate Social Contribution Awards 2001, sponsored by the Asahi Shimbun foundation. The prize is given to the most outstanding company based on the 11th Corporate Social Contribution Survey.
Xerox is ranked No. 35 on MONEY's 2001 Best Company Benefits Survey that was sent to senior compensation and benefits executives at Fortune 200 companies.
Xerox has received the 2001 Employers of Choice award from the Minority Corporate Counsel Association. MCCA recognized Xerox's law department for its outstanding commitment and success at creating and maintaining an inclusive corporate legal department.
Xerox received diversity award from the National Business and Disability Council. Xerox is honored as a founding member of the council dating back to 1976 with 25 years of outstanding dedication to the employment of people with disabilities.
The Minority Corporate Counsel Association has honored Xerox with its Employers of Choice Award, which recognizes outstanding law departments that progress in changing the legal profession.
In FORTUNE's annual survey of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business, Xerox CEO and President Anne Mulcahy is ranked 6th. The list is a snapshot of power at a moment in time.
Xerox received a corporate award from the Houston chapter of the Native American Chamber of Commerce. The award was given to Xerox for its generous support of Native American suppliers.
ID Magazine, a premier international design magazine, has recognized PARC's Research in Experimental Documents (RED) team in this year's Interactive Media Design Review. The RED team has been awarded two honors for exhibits in "XFR: Experiments in the Future of Reading."
EXAME, the top Portuguese business magazine, invited Xerox Portugal along with over one hundred other companies to participate in a study by an external consultant to identify the best 15 companies to work for in Portugal.
In a survey on diversity efforts in Corporate America, Fortune magazine ranks Xerox No. 6, moving up from its spot at No. 11 last year. Fortune article states that "Xerox has reiterated its commitment to diversity, and with minorities accounting for 40% of new hires."
Xerox is among the 2001 MAKE Award Winners honored by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research organization, and The KNOW Network, a Web-based community that shares best knowledge practices.
Xerox Corporation ranks among the Top 100 e-businesses in the United States, according to the second annual InternetWeek 100 survey. InternetWeek magazine surveyed 350 companies in nine industries over a two-month period to identify the top 100 e-businesses.
Xerox was among the five winners of the 2001 Business Vision Awards, honoring innovative BroadVision® customers who combine vision, ingenuity and business value to unleash the full potential of their e-business initiatives.
Xerox has won the United States Pan Asian American Supplier Corporate Award for the third year in a row. The award is given to a U.S. Corporation that demonstrates a strong commitment to purchasing goods and services from Asian American Companies.
Xerox is ranked No. 5 on the Gay Financial Network's (gfn.com), online provider of financial and business news, information and services to the gay and lesbian community, annual list of the 50 most powerful Fortune 500-ranked, gay-friendly publicly traded companies.
Xerox has been ranked No. 2 on Working Woman magazine's first annual "Supplier Diversity" list, which recognizes the top 30 U.S. companies with the best track records for buying goods and services from minority- and women-owned businesses.
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a program that unites engineers and high school students to advance interest in science and technology. This year two of Xerox's sponsored high school robotics teams captured awards at the 2001 FIRST Robotics Competitions.
Knowledge Management Society of Japan has named Fuji Xerox a Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise (MAKE). Fuji Xerox is recognized as a highly respected world leader in knowledge management.
The Xerox facility in Webster, N.Y., was awarded the 2001 New York State Water Environment Association Silver Compliance Recognition Award, recognized for excellent environmental compliance for wastewater discharge.
In recognition of Fuji Xerox's (FX) closed-loop system that promotes environmental preservation, FX received the "Environment For Tomorrow Prize" at the 2nd Environment For Tomorrow Prize Awards, sponsored by the Asahi Shimbun.
Fuji Xerox received the Minister of Economy Trade & Industry (METI) Award in the recycling technology and systems category for its closed-loop recycling system based on the reuse of parts in the manufacturing process.
Fuji Xerox has received the Earth Environment Committee Award for Corporate Excellence at the 10th Global Environment Awards, sponsored by the Japan Industrial Journal.
The Phaser 7700 color laser printer was honored by PC Magazine at the 18th annual Technical Excellence Awards ceremony held at Fall Comdex 2001. The Phaser 7700 received a Technical Excellence Award for its 22 page-per-minute print speed and photo-quality images.
Among the winners of the International Data Group (IDG) third annual PC World Latin American Awards, recognizing the best IT products and services in Latin America, was the Xerox Phaser 860. The Phaser 860 was named as Best Color Printer for Workgroups.
PC World magazine has announced the winners of their 19th annual World Class Awards. For the second year in a row, the DocuPrint N2125 has been awarded a "World Class Award" in the category of Best Workgroup Printer of 2001.
The Phaser 860 was honored with a Best of Show Award at this years MacWorld Expo in New York. Of the 11 products receiving this award, the 860 was the only printer included.
The Xerox DocuPrint N2125 takes the Best Buy Award for corporate laser printers in the June issue of PC World magazine.
The Xerox Phaser 1235 & DocuPrint N4525 have made the "A" List in Smart Business magazine. The DocuPrint N4525 took the Editor's Pick for Network Laser Printer, replacing the 4025, while the Phaser 1235 was chosen in the Network Color Printer category.
Xerox has received 45 awards and recognitions for its digital and networked office products since the beginning of 2001. The distinctions include Editor's Choice awards from PC Magazine, Better Buys for Business and CRN magazine.
The Phaser 2135DX scored five points out of five in PC Magazine's color laser roundup, garnering the Editor's Choice Award. The editors also gave high marks to the Phaser 1235N which scored a rating of four out of five points.
The Phaser 790DP has taken top honors in the March 12 issue of Computer Reseller News, winning the Editor's Choice Award. According to the article: "Output from the Phaser 790 looks excellent. Color accuracy and sharpness are top-notch. In addition, the printouts have a vibrancy and glossy finish that most other laser output lacks."
Wind River Systems, Inc., a provider of software and services for connected smart devices in the Internet age, has presented its "Cool Customer Design" award to Xerox for its DocuPrint M750 and DocuPrint M760 color inkjet printers.
Fuji Xerox received the Commendation from the Chairman of the Energy-Conservation Center (Energy Conservation Prize) for the second consecutive year in the Commendation of 21st Century Type Energy-Conserving Apparatuses and Systems awards sponsored by the Energy Conservation Center.
For the second straight year, Better Buys for Business has awarded top honors to three Xerox digital color copier/printers, reaffirming their dominance from the office to production-printing environments. The DocuColor 12, DocuColor 30 and DocuColor 40 were chosen for their superior image quality, speed and customer value.
The M760 takes the lead in the $150 to $249 category of inket printers with the DocuPrint M760. Smart Computing concludes "All in all, the DocuPrint M760 is a great package from several angles."
In an article titled, "Best: Great Stuff — Tested and Approved in Our Top-Secret Labs," Wired magazine names the Phaser 750DX the best printer in the Business Class.
Xerox has received top acclaim for its high-end printing and graphics arts products, both from a major industry publication and from print buyers who make printer purchasing decisions.
Xerox DocuColor 2000 Series Presses have won a spot on Digital Output magazine's list of "Readers' Choice Top 50 Products and Technologies."
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2002
For the second consecutive year, Xerox Corporation earned recognition on Div2000.com's annual "Div50" list of "America's Top Organizations for Multicultural Business Opportunities" for 2002. Xerox was ranked No. 31, up one place from its No. 32 ranking for 2001.
Xerox Corporation was one of only 13 major U.S. companies to earn a perfect score—100 percent—on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's first Corporate Equality Index. The index rates large corporations on policies that affect their gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender employees, consumers and investors.
Xerox Canada has been cited on the "50 Best Companies to Work for in Canada" list published by the Toronto Globe and Mail's Report on Business Magazine.
Xerox Corporation made Fortune magazine's list of "Best of 2002 — Blue-Ribbon Companies" for appearing on at least five of Fortune's six major annual listings: the Fortune 500, the Global 500, Best Companies for Minorities, America's Most Admired Companies and Global Most Admired Companies.
Xerox has earned recognition in the 2002 Best of the Best: Corporate Awards for Diversity & Women report. The second annual report was produced by Diversity Best Practices and the Business Women's Network.
Xerox has been acknowledged as one of the top 75 U.S. companies offering benefits packages to attract and retain employees. The company was ranked 40th on Money magazine's annual list.
Xerox Chairman Anne Mulcahy has been ranked No. 6 on Fortune magazine's list of Most Powerful Women in Business.
Xerox Corporation has been named to CMP Media LLC's InformationWeek 500, a listing of the largest and most innovative users of information technology.
www.xerox.com has been cited in the 2002 NetMarketing 100 — BtoB magazine's list of the best business-to-business web sites. The magazine started the list six years ago and Xerox has been honored every year since.
Ursula Burns, senior vice president, president of the Document Systems & Solutions Group at Xerox, is ranked 28th on Fortune magazine's annual list of the 50 most powerful African-American executives in the United States.
For the fifth consecutive year, Fortune magazine has named Xerox Corporation as one of America's "50 Best Companies for Minorities." Xerox, ranked this year at No. 14, holds diversity as a core value; the company operates a range of programs to promote diversity, balance and inclusiveness across all operations and activities.
Xerox was one of 21 global companies recognized as winners in the 2002 Global Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) study, conducted by Teleos in association with The KNOW Network.
Xerox has been named as one of the top 100 IT workplaces in the United States, according to IDG's Computerworld annual "Best Places to Work in Information Technology" survey.
Xerox has been recognized as one of North America's top 10 Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research company.
Xerox has received a Corporate Leadership Award for having personnel policies that are more equitable to unmarried workers than those of most other employers in the nation.
Xerox ranks eighth among companies in the Computers/Office Equipment category on the 2002 Most Admired Companies list. The ranking is listed by industry and by total points for key attributes.
The American Productivity & Quality Center has highlighted Xerox Connect for its best practices in knowledge retention. One of six companies selected by a detailed set of criteria by APQC.
Xerox's Rampur, India manufacturing facility received the British Safety Council's 2002 National Safety Award for its outstanding safety record. A team of employees from Xerox's Rampur, India, manufacturing facility proactively identified and eliminated a potential safety hazard in a standard maintenance procedure for toner manufacturing equipment.
Employee volunteers from the Xerox Technology Park in Dundalk, Ireland, were involved in several community outreach programs in 2002, including the planting of a wildflower garden three miles from the site.
The Xerox facility in Webster, N.Y., was awarded the 2002 New York State Water Environment Association Silver Compliance Recognition Award, recognized for excellent environmental compliance for wastewater discharge.
Computer Reseller News (CRN) has cited the Phaser 6200 as the Best Product of the Year in the printer category. The article, 2002 Product Of The Year Awards: A Recipe for Success, noted that the 6200 finished ahead of the HP LaserJet 2500 and Minolta-QMS Magicolor 2300.
PC Magazine has named the Phaser 6200 as among the Best Products of 2002. "The year 2002 saw the debut of sub-$1,000 color laser printers," according to the review. "But to get the best, you'll have to spend more — and we think the Xerox Phaser 6200DP Color Laser Printer is the one to spend your money on."
The Phaser 8200 has been nominated "Best Color Printer" by readers of the Business Equipment Digest Magazine, the United Kingdom's definitive authority on office products and technology. The award secures the 8200's position as one of the most desirable workgroup color printers now available.
The Phaser 860 was named "Product of the Year" at the 2002 TECH Awards in Portland, Ore. The TECH Awards honors the northwest's top technology leaders.
The Phaser 6200/8200 online campaign was awarded the trophy for "Best Business to Business Campaign in 2002" at the @d:Tech Awards in New York City. The @d:Tech Awards is the premier event for interactive advertising and marketing.
The Xerox Document Centre 555 was honored with an Editor's Choice Award from Better Buys for Business, one of the nation's leading authorities on document imaging equipment. It is the sixth year in a row that Xerox's Document Centre systems have been recognized by Better Buys for Business.
The 2002 VARBusiness Annual Report Card has rated Xerox as the number one network color printer vendor. Winners were selected based on survey responses from more than 5,000 channel partners who were asked to rate their satisfaction with a company's products, support and partnering activities.
The Phaser 6200 was honored with an Editor's Choice Award and a rating of 5 out of 5 in PC Magazine's color laser printer roundup. The article — "Color Printing Hit's the Fast Lane" — praised the Phaser 6200 for its output quality, ease of use and network management tools.
The Xerox Phaser 8200 was honored with an award of distinction during Smallbiztechnology.com's Technology Solutions Awards at PC Expo in New York. The 8200 won the award for the best "business/corporate printer" in the accessory/peripheral category.
The Phaser 7700 won the Excellence in Imaging Award in the category of Business Color Printer at this year's DigitalFocus media event held at the Photo Marketing Association (PMA) tradeshow. The Excellence in Imaging Awards are among the most prestigious awards in the field of digital imaging.
Nine Xerox digital color copier/printers, digital multifunction systems and network printers captured top honors with an Editor's Choice Award for 2002 from Better Buys for Business magazine.
Xerox received 10 top honors for Xerox color and monochrome production systems. The award-winning products include the latest introductions in the Xerox color production line, as well as the long-successful DocuColor 2000 Series Presses and DocuColor 12 Printer.
Three Xerox DocuTech 2000 Series systems were selected for the 2002 Editor's Choice Awards from Better Buys for Business magazine. Better Buys for Business recognized the DocuTech 2000 Series 6100, 6115 and 6135 production publishers.
Xerox has received a Global Anti-Counterfeiting Award for its efforts to combat the counterfeiting of Xerox toner and other consumable supplies worldwide.
Founded in 1970 as a Xerox division, Palo Alto Research Center Inc. (PARC) is incorporated as a wholly owned Xerox research company and continues to contribute relevant technology to our product offerings.
Anne M. Mulcahy, who started with the company in 1976 as a field sales representative, becomes chairman of Xerox Corporation on New Year’s Day (and remains CEO, a position she assumed in August 2001).
A multimillion dollar print and television ad campaign with the tagline, "There’s a new way to look at it™," showcases the power of the Xerox brand and our unique ability to help businesses achieve better results.
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2003
New York University named Xerox Corporation as the winner of its 2003 Prism Award. Each year a committee presents the award to a company that has demonstrated leadership in the field of graphic communications management and technology.
Xerox Corporation was named among 12 national finalists for the first annual "Most Caring Corporation in America" award, sponsored by The Caring Institute.
The Human Rights Campaign has released its second annual Corporate Equality Index, which measures a company's support for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) employees. Xerox is one of only 21 major U.S. corporations that earned a 100 percent rating.
In recognition of its commitment to diversity and to fostering an inclusive corporate culture, Xerox has been ranked No. 9 among the "'Best Companies for Executive Women", according to a study by DiversityInc magazine.
Xerox has been acknowledged as one of the top 10 best companies for Asian Americans by DiversityInc magazine. Xerox is No. 5 on the list. DiversityInc re-examined data collected for its top companies for diversity survey to identify the best companies for Asian Americans.
In recognition of its commitment to diversity and to fostering an inclusive corporate culture, Xerox has been ranked No. 10 among the "Top 50 Companies for Diversity," according to a study by DiversityInc magazine.
Xerox Corporation was named No. 18 among the 50 top companies in Equal Opportunity magazine's 10th annual reader survey of "Top 50 Employers." The survey asked readers to name the companies for which they would most like to work or whom they believe are progressive in hiring members of minority groups.
Researchers at Selling Power magazine have identified Xerox as one of the best companies for salespeople to work for, ranking Xerox in the top 10 among some of the most respected manufacturing companies in the United States.
For the third consecutive year, Xerox Corporation earned recognition on DiversityBusiness.com's annual "Div50" list of "America's Top Organizations for Multicultural Business Opportunities." Xerox was ranked No. 26 on the 2003 list, up from its No. 31 ranking for 2002.
Xerox Corporation made Fortune magazine's list of "Best of 2003 — Blue-Ribbon Companies" for appearing on at least five of Fortune's seven major annual listings: the Fortune 500, the Global 500, Best Companies for Minorities, America's Most Admired Companies and Global Most Admired Companies.
Business Group Operations President Ursula Burns has been named to the Time/CNN Annual List of Global Business Influentials. The editors of Time magazine and CNN solicited nominations from their reporters.
The Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley chose Xerox Corporation as the recipient of its 2003 Business Leadership Award. Xerox was specifically cited for its early adoption of a non-discrimination policy that includes sexual orientation and gender identity, for offering domestic partner benefits, and for comprehensive diversity training.
Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy and Xerox Business Group Operations President Ursula Burns have been named to Fortune magazine's list of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business.
InformationWeek magazine has ranked Xerox Corporation among the largest and "most innovative" users of information technology in the United States, in the magazine's annual "InformationWeek 500" list.
For the sixth time in seven years, Xerox do Brasil has been honored as one of the 100 best companies to work for in Brazil. The announcement came from Revista Exame, a key Brazilian business magazine that publishes the "100 Best Companies to Work For" annual list.
LATINA Style magazine has named Xerox Corporation among the top 50 employers for Latina women to work in the magazine's annual ranking. The companies selected are recognized for their enlightened employment policies.
BtoB magazine has cited www.xerox.com on its NetMarketing 100 list of the best business-to-business Web sites. The list is limited to b-to-b companies that use their Web sites to brand and to sell their products or services.
Xerox has won the Gold Lion in the Alternative Media category at the 2003 Cannes International Advertising Festival. The award cited the DocuColor 1632/2240 Ambient Launch Event in Europe.
Xerox Corporation has received the 2003 Corporate Leadership Award from the Urban League of Southwestern Connecticut Inc. The award is given annually to companies, "which by their deep commitment to opening doors of opportunity and generous investment of philanthropic resources, best exemplify support for the goals and values of the Urban League movement."
For the sixth consecutive year, Xerox Corporation has been named to Fortune magazine's list of America's "50 Best Companies for Minorities," reflecting the company's consistent efforts to support an inclusive environment both inside and out.
Xerox has been named as one of the top 100 IT workplaces in the United States, according to IDG's Computerworld annual "Best Places to Work in Information Technology" survey.
Girlfriends magazine's annual list of "Best Lesbian Places to Work" again includes Xerox, which the magazine notes has "been on our list as long as we can remember," citing practices such as generous benefits, broad nondiscrimination policies, and support for a gay employee group.
Xerox has been named one of the top 12 knowledge enterprises in North America by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research company. It is the sixth year that Xerox has been has been honored by Teleos for its knowledge management practices.
Hector Motroni, chief staff officer and chief ethics officer for Xerox Corporation, was named one of the "50 Most Important Hispanics in Business and Technology" by Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology magazine.
US Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine has done its first survey of the "Top Supporters of Historically Black College and University Engineering Programs." Xerox was one of 42 companies and agencies named to the list.
In recognition of its ongoing effort to support the Asian Pacific American small-business community, Xerox has been named as one of the "Ten Best Companies for Asian Americans," an award sponsored annually by Asian Enterprise Magazine.
The Customer Respect Group, an international research and consulting firm that focuses on how corporations treat their customers online, released the results of the High-Tech Sector of its Winter 2003 Online Customer Respect Study. Xerox's corporate Web site — www.xerox.com — ranked No. 3 in customer respect.
Xerox Corporation has been named among the top 50 employers by CAREERS & the disABLED magazine. Readers were asked to name the employers, both in the private and public sectors, for whom they would most like to work, or that they believe would provide a progressive environment for people with disabilities.
Xerox ranks No. 9 among companies in the Computers category, in Fortune magazine's 2003 "America's Most Admired Companies" list. Companies are rated using eight criteria: social responsibility, long-term investment value, employee talent, quality of products/services, innovation, use of corporate assets, financial soundness and quality of management.
Harris Interactive performed its Annual RQ 2002 survey, which measures the corporate reputations of the 60 most visible companies nationwide — Xerox ranked No. 21 on this year's list. The study also addresses corporate sincerity, corporate citizenship and ethical standards.
Xerox has once again been named to Hispanic Magazine's Corporate 100 list, recognizing companies that excel in providing business and job opportunities for Hispanic Americans. The companies are chosen based on recruitment efforts, diversity training, ethnic representation of its board members and minority business initiatives.
Minority Engineer magazine has named Xerox Corporation among the top 50 companies for minorities. In the magazine's Annual Career Preference Survey, readers were asked to name employers, both public and private, for whom they would most like to work or that they believe would provide a positive working environment for members of minority groups.
Xerox Supplies Mexico (SUMEX) has been awarded the 2003 the Arizona Mexico International Green Organization award (AMIGO). SUMEX has received the AMIGO award in 5 of the last 6 years for their work in the pollution prevention or process improvement categories.
The National Irish Safety Organization has recognized the Xerox Technology Park in Dundalk, Ireland for excellence in occupational health and safety for a third year in a row.
Electronic Publishing magazine has honored the DocuColor 3535 with a "Hot Product" designation for 2003. The editors noted that the products cited in the article are "truly innovative."
The Phaser 7300/DN has been listed among PC Magazine's Best Products of 2003. The editors noted that the 7300/DN "blows away competing printers in terms of speed and offers excellent print quality" and that installation is "ridiculously easy."
Computer Reseller News (CRN) named the Phaser 6250 the Best Product of the Year in the printer category, and Better Buys for Business has bestowed its Editor's Choice award on the Phaser 3450.
Xerox has become the first company to take the top spot in three consecutive Industry Analysts end-user studies in the same year.
Xerox received a CMP "Best of Show" Award for its DocuShare software, at the 2003 TECHXNY trade show. CMP editors selected DocuShare 3.1, Xerox's document and content management software, as the winner in the "Best Business Application" category.
Readers of Transform Magazine, an industry trade publication with more than 50,000 qualified subscribers, selected Xerox's office multifunction technology as a favorite in the magazine's Readers' Choice Awards.
Connecticut Quality Improvement Award Partnership, Inc. (CQIA) will award Xerox with a Gold CQIA Innovation Prize for its Xerox Copier Assistant software on October 16, 2003. The Xerox Copier Assistant is software that enables blind and visually impaired users to make digital copies without the aid of others.
Xerox's newest digital copiers and multifunction systems have earned "Editor's Choice" awards from Better Buys for Business, a leading independent research and evaluation guide. Xerox captured top rankings for mid-volume copiers and multifunction devices with its CopyCentretm, WorkCentre® and WorkCentre® Pro systems.
Xerox's technology that makes it easier for blind and visually impaired people to use a copier has won the Information Technology Association of America's 2003 "IT Works Ability Award."
Xerox received 14 top industry awards in a variety of categories for its office products. The accomplishments include three Best of 2002 designations, nine Editor's Choice awards, a 2003 Highly Recommended designation, and a Best Buy title.
At the 2003 EDUCAUSE conference a panel of judges consisting of higher education technology administrators and key technology decision makers scanned the exhibit floor looking for products and services they judge as exceptional and worthy of serious consideration.
Xerox has been recognized as the "2003 Supplier of the Year" by Siemens Medical Solutions (SMS). Xerox has implemented a nationwide managed services print standardization solution across all major SMS divisions in the United States.
In honoring us with its 2003 Corporate Innovation Recognition Award, IEEE cites our DocuTech line, "which unified digital electronics, computing and communications with xerography to create the print-on-demand industry."
Launched only last year (2002), the iGen3 Digital Production Press continues to populate a receptive global digital printing market as we deliver our 100th system.
We join Microsoft and other companies as founding sponsors of the Information Work Productivity Center at MIT, an effort formed to study how organizations can use technology to increase productivity.
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2004
Xerox ranked among the "Top Corporations for Multicultural Business Opportunities for 2004," according to the fifth annual list — the Div50 — produced by DiversityBusiness.com (formerly Div2000.com).
For the third year, Xerox Corporation has earned a 100 percent rating on the Corporate Equality Index, a report issued by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. The index rates major U.S. corporations on their records toward lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, consumers and investors.
Xerox "national leadership" on diversity-related issues has earned it a top spot on DiversityInc magazine's "Top 50 Companies for Diversity" list. Companies were evaluated based on their measurement programs for evaluating diversity success in key areas such as CEO commitment, employee demographics, and corporate communications.
Xerox "national leadership" on diversity-related issues has earned it a top spot on DiversityInc magazine's "Top 50 Companies for Diversity" list. Companies were evaluated based on their measurement programs for evaluating diversity success in key areas such as CEO commitment, employee demographics, and corporate communications.
The Toronto Globe and Mail's magazine — Report on Business — has cited Xerox in its ranking of corporate social responsibility of companies that conduct business in Canada. Companies from 10 industry sectors were scored and ranked on a variety of social and environmental indicators.
A new report on corporate America's commitment to diversity shows that Xerox — which holds diversity and inclusion as core values in its culture — ranks among the "best of the best." The report, titled Best of the Best: Corporate Awards for Diversity and Women 2003-2004, made its assessments by evaluating 45 of the latest "best company" lists.
Xerox's Oklahoma City Supplies Manufacturing Plant has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration as one of its Voluntary Protection Program sites.
CEO Anne Mulcahy was named among the 19 best managers of 2004 in the cover story of Business Week magazine's January 10 issue. According to the article, "The Best & Worst Managers of the Year," some of 2004's strongest performances came from executives in a cleanup role.
For the seventh year in a row, Xerox has been named one of the world's Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises by Teleos, an independent knowledge management research company, and the KNOW Network ( www.knowledgebusiness.com), a global community of knowledge-driven organizations.
Xerox Corporation has been named a 2004 "Blue-Ribbon Company" by Fortune magazine, a designation for appearing on at least five of Fortune's eight major annual listings, including the Fortune 500, the Global 500, Best Companies for Minorities, America's Most Admired Companies and Global Most Admired Companies.
Acknowledging Xerox and its longstanding leadership as a champion for diversity, Diversity Best Practices and The Business Women's Network have honored Xerox chairman and chief executive officer Anne M. Mulcahy with the 2004 Diversity CEO Leadership Award.
Xerox Canada was named Best Employer in Quebec by Watson Wyatt's third annual Best Employers Challenge. Xerox was the only company to win the award in the category of "more than 500 employees." The 2004 "Défi Meilleurs Employeurs" (Best Employers Challenge) recognizes Québec-based organizations that provide a healthy and stimulating work environment.
Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy and Xerox Business Group Operations President Ursula Burns have been named to Fortune magazine's list of the 50 Most Powerful Women in Business.
Exame magazine and the Great Place To Work Institute named Xerox do Brazil one of the best companies to work for in Brazil. This is the seventh year the company has made the list of the top 150 companies.
Xerox Corporation has been named to the Top 10 of CMP Media LLC's InformationWeek 500, a listing of the nation's most innovative users of information technology.
Xerox's corporate Web site at www.xerox.com has been recognized as one of the country's top business-to-business Web sites by BtoB Magazine, a trade publication covering business marketing, Internet initiatives, and advertising.
Xerox has been named to the seventh annual "LATINA Style 50," a ranking based on companies' policies and practices for Hispanic women. Companies were assessed on such factors as number of Latina executives, mentoring programs, educational opportunities, alternative work policies, dependent/child care support, employee benefits, and Hispanic relations.
InfoExame magazine has placed Xerox do Brasil at number 11 on their list of the 200 best information technology companies in Brazil. The magazine judged the companies on 12 parameters including financial performance, sales growth and profit.
The Upstate New York Regional Minority Purchasing Council Inc. has recognized Xerox's commitment to supplier diversity by singling out two Xerox employees for recognition: Ken Syme as the 2004 Corporate Executive of the Year. Syme, and Bill Kornylo, as the 2004 Upstate Volunteer of the Year.
Xerox was included in IDG Computerworld's "100 Best Places to Work in IT"annual ranking, moving up to No. 65 from No. 81 last year. The ranking and reflects Xerox's longstanding commitment to diversity and to fostering a top workplace environment.
Xerox was named to Fortune magazine's list of "50 Best Companies for Minorities" and at No. 17 was the highest-ranking technology company. The 50 companies on Fortune's list "match a diverse workforce with diversity in their management ranks and on the board."
Technology Marketing magazine has cited Xerox with an ICON Award that recognizes the best marketing communications for and by technology companies. Winners were selected in 36 categories from a pool of 400 entries.
Xerox do Amazonas (XAM) has been ranked among Brazil's top 150 exporters by Suframa, the Brazilian government agency that is responsible for international trade.
Asian Enterprise magazine has named Xerox among the best companies for Asian-Americans for the second year in a row. The Asian Enterprise awards were created to acknowledge Asian entrepreneurs as well as Fortune 500 firms that provide opportunities for Asian-Pacific Americans and people of color.
Essence magazine named Xerox to its "30 Great Places to Work List," based on a survey of 162 companies. Six major categories were explored, including organizational commitment to diversity; career development and advancement; work-life balance; representation in the workforce; community involvement and support; and inclusive culture.
Xerox Canada was among three companies that have been featured for their diversity programs by Canadian Business magazine. The magazine published an article that reported on changes in the Canadian workforce and how companies are responding to workplace diversity.
Chief Staff Officer and Chief Ethics Officer Hector Motroni and Patricia Elizondo, senior vice president, major account operations, have been selected for Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology magazine's "50 Most Important Hispanics in Technology and Business" list for 2004.
The Customer Respect Group, an international research and consulting firm, has given Xerox.com an overall Customer Respect Index rating of 9.0. A 10 is the highest achievable score.
Xerox has been awarded a Silver Telly Award in the employee communication category for the DVD video, Xerox Innovation at Work. The employee video is an informational and motivational program that chronicles Xerox's upcoming corporate participation at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Athens.
Xerox Corporation ranked No. 130 on Fortune magazine's annual Fortune 500 list. The ranking of America's largest companies was compiled by Fortune on the basis of 2003 revenue. Xerox had 2003 revenue of $15.7 billion.
The Xerox Brand Advertising Campaign has won the BusinessWeek Award for Excellence in Corporate Advertising for the second year in a row. The award recognizes the top 12 performing campaigns in BusinessWeek as measured by Starch Research.
Xerox Corporation has been named a top "Designer-Friendly Company" by influential Graphic Design USA magazine. Xerox is among 100 companies featured in the publication's 2004 directory "that care about providing top-flight products and services, adding value and finding solutions, communicating with and standing behind the creative community."
Fortune magazine's annual "Global Most Admired Companies" survey put Xerox No. 4 in the "computers" industry category, behind only IBM, Microsoft and Dell. Xerox achieved an overall score of 6.75.
Xerox moved up to No. 3 in the "computers and office equipment" category on the Fortune magazine 2004 lists of "America's Most Admired Companies." Xerox was ranked No. 9 in its category last year.
Hispanic Magazine has again named Xerox to its Top 100 Companies list, a compilation of companies that excel in providing business and job opportunities for Hispanics. Xerox has been on the "Corporate 100: The One Hundred Companies Providing the Most Opportunities to Hispanics" list each year since 1995.
Xerox was named one of the top 30 companies for executive women to work by the National Association for Female Executives, a major association for women professionals and business owners.
U.S. Black Engineering & Information Technology magazine has named Ursula Burns to its "50 Most Important African-Americans in Technology" list for 2004. According to the magazine, "honorees are chosen for this annual list based on their work in making technology part of global society."
Xerox Canada has been recognized for the second consecutive year as one of the 50 Best Employers in Canada by the Globe and Mail's Report on Business magazine. Gaining six spots, Xerox Canada is ranked No. 44 and is the only office equipment manufacturer to make it into this year's list.
Recognizing an innovative way to further control pollution at Xerox's Webster, N.Y., plant, the Genesee Valley Chapter of the New York Water Environment Association has awarded Xerox its 2004 Industry Award for Pollution Prevention.
For the third consecutive year, the Xerox facility in Webster, N.Y., has been awarded the New York State Water Environment Association Silver Compliance Recognition Award.
The 2004 Basex Excellence awards were presented by Basex, a leading research and consulting firm that pioneered collaborative business knowledge research, honor organizations for their leadership and technological innovation in the field of Collaborative Business Knowledge.
The Phaser 7750DN maintains PC Magazine's æEditors' Choice' designation in the color laser printer category that it received in April 2004. The Phaser 7750 receives high marks for speed, paper handling and quality.
Buyers Laboratory Inc. has honored three Xerox desktop products with a Pick of the Year award for Fall 2004: Xerox Phasertm 4500DX, Xerox Phasertm 7750GX, and Xerox WorkCentretm M20i.
Better Buys for Business has awarded top honors to Xerox printers and multifunction systems. "Xerox continues to deliver outstanding printers, copiers and multifunction devices at every level from office environments all the way to full-scale commercial printing operations," said Jon Bees, editor-in-chief, Better Buys for Business.
The Phaser 7750 received a rating of 5 out of 5 and first place in this tabloid color printer roundup in Mac Design, and was praised for its print speed, color tools, and IT support tools in Digital Publishing Solutions.
For the second consecutive year, Better Buys for Business has awarded an "Editor's Choice" designation to the Xerox WorkCentretm M15/M15i multifunction product.
For the third consecutive year, Xerox has been named the top network color printer vendor in CMP Media's VARBusiness magazine, a leading industry publication for value-added resellers who market high-technology products, solutions and services.
Xerox Phaser 8400 has been honored with a Better Buys for BusinessHot Pick award and has been added to their 2004 Color Laser Printer and Business Inkjet Printer Guide.
The Xerox WorkCentre M15i earned the Better Buys for Business Editor's Choice award for the second consecutive year. The award will be published in the August issue of Better Buys' 2004 Low-Volume Copier and Multifunctional Guide.
The Xerox DocuMate 510 scanner has received four out of five stars and a positive review in the April 2004 issue of PC World. The reviewer was impressed with both the speed and the accuracy of the DocuMate 510.
The Xerox DocuMatetm 252 duplex scanner, unveiled at the 2004 AIIM trade show, has been awarded the AIIM E-DOC Magazine 2004 "Best of Show Award" for "best desktop scanner."
The CopyCentre C40, a color stand-alone copier was chosen for its strong print performance and ability to serve both color and black-and-white printing needs.
The Phaser 3450 laser printer rounded out Xerox's most recent award wins and was commended for its processing power, ability to handle large monthly workloads of up to 100,000 pages, and expanded paper capacity of up to 1,100 pages.
The WorkCentre Pro 40, an advanced color multifunction system that copies, prints, scans and faxes, was chosen for its strong print performance and ability to serve both color and black-and-white printing needs.
Xerox receives top honors from three leading computer publications, all citing Xerox office products as the best in their class. The Phaser 6250 was named PC Magazine's "Best Color Laser of 2003" and CRN's "Product of the Year" in the printer category, and the Xerox DocuColor 3535 copier-printer was honored as an Electronic Publishing "Hot Product of 2003."
Better Buys for Business has awarded top honors to Xerox printers and multifunction systems. "Xerox continues to deliver outstanding printers, copiers and multifunction devices at every level from office environments all the way to full-scale commercial printing operations," said Jon Bees, editor-in-chief, Better Buys for Business.
Xerox and Its Customers Lauded for Digital Color Printing Excellence; Innovative Applications Recognized with 13 Industry Awards
Demonstrating its expertise in digital color printing for commercial print and graphic arts environments, Xerox and two of its customers — Tucker Printers and Mercury Print Productions — were honored with a total of 13 awards from two recent competitions: the 2004 Gold Ink Awards and the 2004 International Association of Print House Craftsmen Gallery of Superb Printing awards.
Xerox has received the 2004 Distinguished Partner Award from Taylor Development, the support organization that provides services for the businesses that are part of Taylor Corporation.
The Graphic Arts Technical Foundation, one of the world's leading centers for graphic communications research and education, recently selected the Xerox iGen3tm Digital Production Press to receive its esteemed 2004 InterTech Technology Award.
The DocuColor 12 copier/printer and DocuColor 3535 multifunction system earned Editor's Choice Awards. "With an impressive offering ranging from color copiers and multifunction devices to black-and-white printers, Xerox is a dominant force in the industry," said Jonathon Bees, editor, Better Buys for Business.
KIOSK magazine sponsors an awards competition within the interactive kiosk marketplace to seek out self-service kiosk projects and products that are "setting standards of kiosk excellence & challenging existing technology." The Brooklyn Public Library / Pharos Library was awarded "Best Public Access Kiosk Application" supported by Xerox Global Services.
Our Nuvera digital copier-printers launch, creating a new mid-production market segment, and the Phaser 8400 is unveiled as the industry’s first office color printer to run at 24 ppm in color or black and white.
We achieve the 10,000th installation of our reliable, globally trusted DocuColor 2000 Series press—a significant accomplishment that speaks to our top market share position in digital production color printing.
Our iGen3 Digital Production Presses — installed worldwide — reach a major milestone with more than one billion pages printed since the system’s launch at Graph Expo in 2002.
The company rolls out a new signature logo—depicted simply as "XEROX"—to replace "The Document Company – Xerox" corporate signature, which was adopted in 1994.
We're proud to receive the inaugural Innovate in France Award from the French government’s Invest in France Agency for our contributions to innovation and research at our facilities in Meylan, France.
We target drupa 2004, the world’s largest printing trade show, to introduce seven digital systems, an expanded suite of services and workflow tools that reinvent traditional printing and drive customer profit.
We celebrate our 40th and final year of Olympic sponsorship—which began with the 1964 Winter Games in Innsbruck, Austria—by documenting the legacy of the 2004 Summer Games in Athens, Greece.
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2005
Xerox closed 2004 by winning seven industry awards from Better Buys for Business and Buyers Laboratory Inc., two independent research organizations.
Minorities in Business Magazine has recognized Xerox for its commitment to diversity with the "MIB Corporate Diversity Leadership Award 2005."
For the fourth year, Xerox Corporation has earned a 100 percent rating on the Corporate Equality Index, a report issued today by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
Xerox's demonstrated leadership in diversity makes it one of the "30 Best Companies for Diversity," according to a new list announced by Black Enterprise magazine.
DiversityInc magazine's "Top 50 Companies for Diversity list" now is in its fifth year, and editors said "it's time to applaud those 10 companies that have made it onto the list every time." Xerox is one of the 10 companies cited in the DiversityInc Hall of Fame.
DiversityInc magazine has ranked Xerox No. 7 among the 2005 "Top 50 Companies for Diversity," up from the No. 10 ranking it held each of the past two years. This is the fifth time Xerox has competed and been ranked by DiversityInc.
Demonstrated successes in and commitment to diversity, philanthropy and related activities led Xerox Corporation to be named No. 10 in Business Ethics magazine's 2005 list of the nation's "100 Best Corporate Citizens."
A new global business ranking was unveiled at the World Economic Forum, identifying the top 100 companies that are leading the way to a more sustainable world. Xerox Corporation was among the 20 U.S. companies recognized on the list.
Fortune magazine has recognized Xerox as a 2005 "Blue-Ribbon Company," a designation given to companies appearing on the most Fortune lists in one year. Xerox appeared on four of Fortune's seven major annual listings: the Fortune 500, the Global 500, America's Most Admired Companies and Global Most Admired Companies.
Fortune magazine issued its annual "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list, naming Xerox chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy and Business Group Operations president Ursula Burns to the list once again.
The Wall Street Journal has named Anne M. Mulcahy to its global "50 Women to Watch 2005" list, including Xerox's chairman and CEO as No. 4 in a feature titled, "Running the Show."
BtoB magazine, a leading magazine for marketing strategists, gave Xerox Corporation its 2005 "Best Award" in the print advertising category for Xerox's Color Campaign.
The Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley, an education and advocacy organization based in Rochester, N.Y., has granted Xerox Corporation the 2005 Courageous Leadership Award, which "recognizes a company that has made a bold, confident action in support of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community."
The Xerox brand advertising campaign has won the BusinessWeek Award for Excellence in Corporate Advertising for the third year in a row. The award recognizes the top 12 performing campaigns in BusinessWeek as measured by Starch Research out of a total of 50 campaigns.
Xerox Corporation's New York-based manufacturing operations have been named "Assembly Plant of the Year" by Assembly magazine, a leading industry publication for manufacturing and design engineers, managers and assembly professionals.
Xerox Corporation's North American Teleweb Operations in Canada have earned a Gold Trophy from the National Quality Institute — the highest honor under the NQI's prestigious Canada Awards for Excellence program.
Hispanic Business magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its inaugural list of "Top 40 Companies for Hispanics." The Hispanic Business "Top 40 Companies" list measures a company's commitment to Hispanics in the workplace, and it examines how companies reach Hispanics in recruitment, promotion, procurement, community support and marketing.
LATINA Style magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its 2005 list of 50 best companies for Latinas to work in the United States.
Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy has been ranked No. 6 on the Forbes "100 Most Powerful Women in Business" list. Forbes rankings are "based on a composite of visibility (measured by press citations) and economic impact.
Xerox Corporation ranked No. 381 on Fortune magazine's 2005 "Global 500" list. The ranking of the world's largest companies was compiled by Fortune on the basis of 2004 revenue. Xerox had 2004 revenue of $15.7 billion.
Xerox Canada has improved its ranking among Canada's most profitable companies by more than 100 places — to 108 in 2004 from 219 in the previous year.
Xerox Corporation has once again been named among the "100 Best Places to Work in IT" according to IDG's Computerworld . This honor is part of the weekly IT publication's 12th annual "Best Places to Work in IT" survey.
Xerox won two awards from the Public Relations Society of America for the company's Office Makeover contest and the launch of the Xerox Nuvera line. Both PR programs won Silver Anvils, considered the icon of public relations best practices.
Rhonda Seegal, Xerox vice president and treasurer, has been named one of the "100 Most Influential People in Finance" by Treasury & Risk Management magazine. The magazine noted, "Seegal has been instrumental in improving Xerox's financial position and helped lead the company's $3.6 billion recapitalization."
Xerox's corporate Web site — www.xerox.com — was ranked No. 2 in the High Tech category in a new report by the Customer Respect Group, an international research and consulting firm that focuses on how corporations treat their customers online.
Human Resource Executive magazine has named Patricia M. Nazemetz to its list of the "top 25 most powerful women in human resources." Nazemetz is Xerox's vice president for Human Resources.
Xerox Corporation ranked No. 132 on Fortune magazine's annual Fortune 500 list. The ranking of America's largest companies was compiled by Fortune on the basis of 2004 revenue. Xerox had 2004 revenue of $15.7 billion.
Xerox has been singled out by Essence magazine for the company's commitment to recruiting, welcoming and mentoring African-American women.
Hispanic Trends magazine has named Hector Motroni to its list of "top 25 Hispanic executives in key U.S. industries." Motroni is Xerox's chief staff officer and chief ethics officer.
Xerox has been ranked among private-sector organizations that are the most supportive of the nation's historically Black engineering schools.
Fortune magazine's eighth annual "Global Most Admired Companies" survey put Xerox No. 2 in the "computers" industry category, behind only IBM.
Xerox was named one of the 2005 "50 Best Companies to Work For in Ireland," according to a detailed European study conducted by the Great Place to Work Institute Ireland and Discovery Research.
Xerox was No. 4 in the "computers" category on the Fortune magazine 2005 lists of "America's Most Admired Companies." Xerox had an overall score of 6.67, up from its score last year of 6.13 when it was ranked No. 3.
Hispanic Magazine has named Xerox to its "Hispanic Corporate 100: One Hundred Companies Providing the Most Opportunities for Hispanics" list. Xerox has held a spot on the magazine's Top 100 list every year since 1995.
The ability of women to lead and succeed at Xerox Corporation has earned the company a top spot on the 2005 Top 30 Companies for Executive Women list, released by the National Association for Female Executives, a women's professional and business association.
Black Enterprise magazine has announced its 2005 list of the "75 Most Powerful African Americans in Corporate America" — and three Xerox executives made the list: Quincy Allen, Ursula Burns, and Emerson Fullwood.
As part of "Flex Your Power" — California's energy efficiency marketing and outreach campaign — the California Public Utilities Commission has recognized Xerox Corporation as an "Energy Efficiency Leader" for its efforts to operate an energy-efficient campus in El Segundo.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced its second annual list of Fortune 500 companies that are designated as "Best Workplaces for Commuters." Xerox Corporation was on the list as one of about 50 Fortune 500 companies that "offer excellent commuter benefits to at least 10 percent of their U.S. work forces."
Xerox India Ltd. has received the International Safety Award for its Rampur plant from the British Safety Council for the sixth year in a row. The award demonstrates Xerox's global commitment to environmental protection, health and safety practices that ensure the well-being of employees, customers and the community.
The Xerox Supplies manufacturing plant in Oklahoma City, Okla., is among 54 facilities to have earned membership in the U.S. EPA's National Environmental Performance Track Program.
On Nov. 4, 2004, the Genesee Valley Chapter of the New York Water Environment Association awarded Xerox its 2004 Industry Award for Pollution Prevention, recognizing Xerox's innovative way to further control pollution at its Webster, N.Y., plant.
Two technologies developed at the Xerox Research Centre Europe captured awards in the Wall Street Journal's 2005 Technology Innovation Awards contest. Technologies for image and text categorization were both selected as runners-up in the software category.
Xerox has been named "Tech Innovator of the Year" in the printing and imaging category by VARBusiness magazine, a leading industry publication for value-added resellers that market high-technology products, solutions and services.
Xerox has been recognized for the best business applications in SoftSummit's 2005 Summit Awards. The panel of independent judges noted that Xerox differentiates its printers through value-added software.
For the fourth consecutive year, Xerox has been named the top network office color printer vendor in VARBusiness magazine, a leading industry publication for value-added resellers who market high-technology products, solutions and services.
A review in PC World has awarded the Phaser 4500N first place in the "Workgroup Laser Printer" chart, netting 3.5 out of 5 stars. PC World editors praised the Phaser 4500N for its ease of use, simple network installation and overall performance, noting it was the fastest printer in its class.
Better Buys for Business has named the WorkCentre M20/M20i and CopyCentre 118/WorkCentre M118/WorkCentre M118i "Editor's Choice" in the 2005 Low-Volume Copier and Multifunctional Guide.
IT Week has given the Phaser 4500N five out of five stars and its Editor's Choice distinction. The review highlights output quality and connectivity.
The WorkCentre Pro C2636 has taken top honors in InfoWorld's color multifunction roundup. The multifunction system received the highest overall score of 8.6 out of 10.
The Xerox Office Group has been recognized for excellence in user documentation by the Society for Technical Communication (STC) at their annual International Conference in Seattle.
The WorkCentre C2424 has received more awards and honors from industry leading publications and test labs. These include a special achievement award from Buyers Laboratory Inc. and an "A+" Rating from Government Computer News.
The Xerox DocuMatetm 272 duplex scanner, unveiled at the AIIM trade show in mid-May, has been awarded the AIIM E-DOC Magazine 2005 "Best of Show Award" for "best workgroup scanner."
Within the first month of availability, Xerox's new WorkCentretm C2424 solid ink color multifunction system has earned accolades from three leading independent reviewers and research organizations: Better Buys for Business, VARBusiness, and BERTL.
At Networld + Interop, a leading information technology trade show, Network Computing magazine awarded Xerox a distinguished Well-Connected Award.
The Xerox DocuMatetm 262 duplex scanner has received the prestigious Editors' Choice Award from PC Magazine and was given a rating of 4 1/2 out of 5. The PC Magazine Editors' Choice Award is given out to the products and services that stand out from others in their category.
The Phaser 5500DN received PC Magazine's æEditors' Choice' designation and a rating of 4 1/2 out of 5. The Phaser 5500 is praised for its speed, print quality and paper handling capabilities.
The Phaser 3150 was named æProduct of the Year' in the monochrome laser printer category in the Small Business Computing's Excellence in Technology Awards, beating out the Lexmark E323 and Brother HL-5140.
Macworld Magazine awarded the Xerox Phaser EX7750 color laser printer with EFI Fiery color network server a "Best of Show Award" during the Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco.
Each year, Digital Output magazine recognizes 50 companies as "Top Product Innovators." The graphic arts trade publication compiles responses from readers throughout the year, and the most popular products and technologies make the list.
Xerox and two of its commercial printing customers — Tucker Printers and Automated Graphic Systems — won six "Gold Ink Awards" for high-quality books, posters and personalized marketing materials, all of which were produced with Xerox digital technology.
Xerox's 4110tm Copier/Printer, a 110 page-per-minute black-and-white production system, has received a top five-star rating from Buyers Laboratory Inc., a leading independent document imaging research and testing firm.
Xerox was recognized in the 2005 Graphic Design: USA listing of the top "100 Designer Friendly Companies" as a company that cares about providing top products and services, adding value, finding solutions, communicating with and standing behind the creative community.
We’re honored to receive the 2005 Corporate Citizenship Award (in the U.S. Community Service category) from the United States Chamber of Commerce Center for Corporate Citizenship.
Forty-nine new products—together earning 320 awards worldwide—enter a company portfolio that has been 95 percent refreshed in the past two years and accounts for two-thirds of equipment sales revenue.
Formalizing our pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we join the U.S. E.P.A. Climate Leaders program and announce a 10 percent reduction goal (based on 2002 missions) from worldwide operations by the end of 2012.
In support of our 2000 paper sourcing position detailing sound environmental, health and safety practices and sustainable forest management, we issue stringent requirements for companies providing paper to us for resale.
We fuel Southeast Asia earthquake and tsunami relief efforts with a US$2 million contribution, and provide an additional US$2 million to fund Hurricane Katrina financial and technical assistance.
Customers print more than 10 billion color pages on our systems in 2005, demonstrating our digital color printing leadership and driving revenue from color up 18 percent and color page volume up 30 percent.
Tapping a $20 billion market opportunity, we sign consulting and document management contracts with global companies across chemical, automotive, entertainment, security, technology, financial and other industries.
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2006
Xerox Emirates won the prestigious Dubai Quality Award in 2006 which was presented by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Minister of Finance and Industry at a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Dubai Quality Award.
To develop its second annual list, Black Enterprise editors evaluated more than 1,000 companies according to several criteria, including community outreach and minority representation on the board, in senior management and in the total work force.
Xerox's culture of equality, opportunity and flexibility has helped earn the company a spot on the 2006 list of "Top 30 Companies for Executive Women," released today by the National Association for Female Executives, a women's professional and business association.
Xerox Corporation's facilities in Webster, N.Y., and Cincinnati, Ohio, have volunteered to minimize pollution beyond environmental regulatory requirements while reducing water and energy use — leading to Xerox's acceptance into the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Performance Track Program.
PC Magazine reviewer M. David Stone noted that low-end scanners like the DocuMate 152 work well enough for a small office to use for document management. What separates the Xerox offering from others in its class is its software package.
Xerox has been selected as one of "100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management" by KMWorld magazine. The publication based this selection on the quality and effectiveness of Xerox's DocuSharetm 4.0.1 software, a secure, Web-based enterprise content management system.
Xerox's leadership was honored by the Families and Work Institute's 2006 Work Life Legacy Award designed to spotlight people and companies that "forge new ways of making work 'work' for employees and employers.
Xerox Corporation (NYSE: XRX) researchers will receive R&D Magazine's "Top 100" innovation award today in Chicago — one of six recent technology industry awards recognizing the company's research and innovation in color science and advanced document systems and services.
Buyers Laboratory Inc. honored three Xerox products with "Pick of the Year" awards in their 2006 fall awards program: WorkCentre 7132, WorkCentre 7665, and WorkCentre 7655.
Buyers Laboratory Inc., has awarded the WorkCentre 4150xf black-and-white multifunction printer as "Pick of the Year" for Outstanding Mid-Size Workgroup Console Monochrome Multifunction Printer.
In the first half of 2006, Xerox office printers, copiers and multifunction systems earned 146 honors and awards worldwide from leading IT testing and research organizations including Buyers Laboratory Inc., Industry Analysts Inc. and Better Buys for Business.
Industry Analysts Technical Services Division selected the DocuColor 250 as the best product in the Light Production û Color category in its Tester's Choice report.
A review in Government Computer News has earned the Phaser 6350 an A+ Rating and Reviewer's Choice in its latest color workgroup printer roundup.
Business TechEdge magazine honored the Xerox 4590 copier-printer with a "Hot Pick" designation for its image quality and fast scanning speeds.
Xerox has earned nine awards for its color printers, copiers and multifunction products from Better Buys for Business, a recognized industry authority on office imaging equipment; Buyers Laboratory Inc., a leading testing lab; and CRN, a publication focused on information technology and distribution channels.
Xerox's digital printing technology was recognized with two "Must See 'em" honors and a "Still Worth a Look" award, along with three "Gold Ink" awards at Graph Expo, the printing industry's largest annual exhibition.
Latin Business magazine's third annual Corporate Diversity Honor Roll recognizes Xerox Corporation as one of 21 companies "doing the most on behalf of the nation's women and minority communities."
As part of its sixth annual "Top 50 Companies for Diversity" project, DiversityInc magazine has recognized Xerox Corporation for its efforts to nurture a diverse, inclusive workplace environment.
Xerox Corporation has won the "Best of the Best Award for Corporate Diversity" from the Northern Virginia Urban League, which surveyed more than 100 companies with a major presence in Northern Virginia.
Xerox Corporation is No. 5 on Computer Weekly magazine's list of the top 10 "most influential organizations of the past 40 years" in information technology.
Xerox Corporation was No. 185 on the 2006 list of "InformationWeek 500" companies, which ranks the nation's most innovative users of information technology.
Fortune magazine has recognized Xerox as a 2006 "Blue-Ribbon Company," a designation given to companies appearing on the most Fortune lists in one year. Xerox appeared on four of Fortune's major annual listings: Fortune 500, Fortune Global 500, America's Most Admired Companies, and Global Most Admired Companies.
Gold Mercury International has announced that the winner of the 2006 Gold Mercury Corporate Governance Award is Xerox Corporation, a company intent on leading with innovative technologies, products and services that customers can depend upon to improve business results.
Fortune magazine issued its annual "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list, naming Xerox chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy and Business Group Operations president Ursula Burns to the list once again.
For the fifth time, Xerox has earned a 100 percent score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index, which measures companies' respect for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees.
Hispanic Business magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its 2006 "Top 50 Companies for Hispanics" list. This is the second year that Hispanic Business has named a Top 50 and Xerox also made the inaugural list in 2005.
Latina Style magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its annual "Latina Style 50" list, an alphabetical list that acknowledges the 50 best companies for Latinas to work in the United States.
Xerox Corporation is No. 431 on Fortune's Global 500 this year, with $15.7 billion in revenue and $978 million in profit for 2005. The Global 500 list is an annual ranking of the world's largest corporations by revenue.
The League of American Communication Professionals gave Xerox's 2005 "True Colors" Annual Report a silver award and a 94 out of 100 rating for the report's creativity, narrative, letter to shareholders, message clarity, presentation of financials and other key attributes.
The efforts of Xerox people whose volunteer work includes working with the elderly, providing clothing and books to children, and giving blood were recognized by the Volunteer Center of Southwestern Fairfield County (Conn.).
Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy was presented with a "Best Investments in Europe" award at the World Investment Conference, given in acknowledgement of Xerox's sustained commitment to its investments in Europe, particularly the Xerox Research Centre Europe (XRCE) in Grenoble, France.
For the third time since 2003, Asian Enterprise magazine has named Xerox among the top 10 companies for Asian Americans.
The editors of Hispanic Engineer & Information Technology magazine have named four Xerox executives to the magazine's "100 Most Important Hispanics in Technology and Business" list for 2006.
Xerox Corporation was selected as the winner of the 2006 "Corporate Partner of the Year Award" by the Connecticut Chapter National Society of Hispanic MBAs (NSHMBA).
Time magazine has named CEO Anne Mulcahy to its Time 100 list of the people who shape our world. Among the list's 'Builders and Titans,' Mulcahy is cited for leading an extraordinary turnaround.
Veterans Business Journal magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its second annual "Best Corporations for Veteran-Owned Businesses" list. According to the magazine, corporate supplier diversity policies have included women- and minority-owned firms for decades, "but adding veteran-owned businesses is a more recent phenomenon."
Xerox Corporation ranked No. 142 on Fortune magazine's annual Fortune 500 list. The ranking of America's largest companies was compiled by Fortune on the basis of 2005 revenue — Xerox had 2005 revenue of $15.7 billion.
Editors at Barron's magazine have revealed their second annual list of the world's "30 top corporate leaders" — and the list includes Xerox and Anne M. Mulcahy, chairman and CEO.
The Xerox Classic golf tournament has been named the Co-Charity of the Year by the Professional Golf Association Nationwide Tour. The distinction means three Rochester, N.Y., charities will share a $15,000 cash award from the PGA.
Savoy Professional magazine's list of "Top 100 Employers for African Americans 2005: Ideal Employers" includes Xerox Corporation at No. 91.
Fortune magazine's ninth annual "Global Most Admired Companies" survey put Xerox No. 4 in the "computers" industry category, behind IBM, Microsoft and Apple.
Xerox was No. 3 in the "computers" category on the Fortune magazine 2006 lists of "America's Most Admired Companies." Xerox earned an overall score of 6.85, up from its score last year of 6.67.
The Corporate Research Foundation has named Xerox Germany one of the top 50 employers in Germany and first in the category of employee development.
Ursula M. Burns was named to Black Enterprise magazine's "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list. The "Most Powerful" list represents the top echelon of women in business and includes 11 CEOs and 13 presidents.
Xerox's corporate Web site — www.xerox.com — is among only a handful of high technology companies that have improved their online performance.
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) National Furniture Center (NFC) has named Xerox Corporation as the winner of the 2006 "GSA Evergreen Award" in the Technologies and Electronics category.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has awarded Xerox's Webster facility with its annual New York State Environmental Excellence Award for outstanding efforts in environmental innovation, sustainability and partnerships.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency marked the entry of Xerox Corporation's facilities in Wilsonville, Ore., into the National Partnership for Environmental Priorities. Xerox is the first Region 10 (Alaska, Oregon, Idaho and Washington) company to join EPA's NPEP program.
An initiative to reclaim and reuse more of a chemical solvent vital for photoreceptor production won a pollution prevention award from the Genesee Chapter Industrial Issue Committee of the New York Water Environment Association.
Better Buys for Busines has selected the Xerox CopyCentre/WorkCentre/WorkCentre Pro 255, 265, and 275 as Editor's Choice recipients in their upcoming 2007 High-Volume Copier and Multifunction Guide.
Communications World Magazine reviewed the Phaser 3500 and Phaser 8500DN, with both earning an Editor's Choice award.
Enterprise Week Magazine has bestowed its Editor's Choice award on the Phaser 4500N monochrome printer. The printer was selected for its speed and value.
Xerox has been selected by the U.S. Postal Service as the 2006 Best in Class Innovation Award winner for the Northeast area. The award recognizes organizations that have used technology, innovation, or automation in ways that resulted in maximum efficiencies in the mail value chain.
Xerox has been named to the "Hispanic Corporate 100," an annual list compiled by Hispanic Magazine that recognizes companies providing the most opportunities to Hispanics.
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation today released its "Best Places to Work" list for GLBT equality, a new online resource that gives job seekers the information they need to find out which employers support gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender employees and consumers.
Xerox's Emulsion Aggregation (EA) toner technology has won a gold award in the 2006 Connecticut Quality Improvement Award Innovation Prize competition.
BLI honored both the Xerox WorkCentre Pro 232 and the WorkCentre Pro 238 MFP units with spring 2006 "Pick of the Year" awards. The WorkCentre Pro 232 and 238 received the award for their class-leading print productivity.
The Phaser 7760GX color laser printer has been honored as BLI's "Pick of the Year" for outstanding large workgroup color printer.
Better Buys for Busines has selected the Xerox WorkCentre PE120/PE120i and CopyCentre C118/WorkCentre M118/WorkCentre M118i as Editor's Choice recipients in their 2006 Low-Volume Copier & Multifunctional Guide due to publish at the end of June.
The Phaser 7400DN color printer received the highest overall score with an 8.3 rating out of 10 in InfoWorld's head-to head comparison review of the Phaser 7400 and the Ricoh Aficio CL7300D.
Xerox Corporation has been named to the "100 Designer Friendly Companies" list by Graphic Design: USA, a top publication covering the graphic design and creative services market.
Adding to our business solutions portfolio, we acquire XMPie, a leading provider of variable information software, which enables personalized marketing programs across print, web, email and more.
Our investment in innovation produces 14 new products in 2006 alone, together earning 208 industry awards. Products launched this year and in 2005 account for nearly two-thirds of our equipment sales.
Xerox researchers file patents for erasable paper—made possible by an experimental technology that allows printed images to last only a day and paper to be reused, promising significant office paper use reduction.
Our new E-agent chemical cuts the energy required to make certain printer toner—Xerox’s most energy-intensive process—by 22 percent, which, by 2008, could save enough power to light 24,000 homes for a year.
By joining the California Climate Action Registry, we make a corporate pledge to work with the registry to voluntarily track, report and certify our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions annually.
Our US$1 million grant with The Nature Conservancy—our largest environmental partnership to date—will help strengthen and advance practices that promote sustainable forest management.
We become the first document management company to receive certification from customer satisfaction research firm J.D. Power and Associates for providing "an outstanding customer service experience."
This company-sponsored website lets people personalize postcards that are printed on our digital presses and sent to U.S. military troops stationed overseas. More than 10 million cards are created by year-end.
Our first annual citizenship snapshot is published, summarizing the company’s practices, policies, goals and accomplishments in a comprehensive review of what we’re doing to ensure a just, sustainable future.
Our breakthrough dual-engine printer platform will become the foundation for future Xerox printer designs and deliver unsurpassed productivity and reliability to the digital printing industry.
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2007
Xerox has been recognized for its commitment to diversity and named among the "2007 Best Companies for Diversity" by Black Enterprise magazine.
Xerox has again been recognized for championing diversity and has been named to three more "top" lists. The company is included in DiversityInc magazine's "Top 50 Companies for Diversity" and Hispanic Magazine's "Corporate 100."
Xerox is on the 2007 LATINA Style 50 list, recognizing the best companies for Latinas to work. The company has been named to the list eight times since 1998.
Xerox has been named to the 2007 list of "Top Companies for Executive Women," an annual list released by the National Association for Female Executives, a women's professional and business association.
Customers rated Xerox's office color printers, copiers and multifunction systems "best" among competitors, including Canon, Hewlett-Packard and Ricoh, in the 2007 Annual Color End-user Survey conducted by Industry Analysts, Inc.
Hispanic Business magazine has named Xerox Corporation to its Diversity Elite 2007 list. Xerox has been on the list each year since its 2005 inception. Xerox was ranked No. 32 this year.
Xerox was honored with a "Best of 2007" award from PC Magazine in the printer category for the Phaser 6360tm color laser printer. The color printer earned this award for speed, paper handling and price.
Xerox researchers received the R&D Magazine's "Top 100" innovation award — one of six recent technology industry awards recognizing the company's research and innovation in color science and advanced document systems and services.
PC Magazine reviewer David Stone gave the Phaser 8860 solid ink printer an "Editor's Choice" award and a four-and-a-half rating.
The Phaser 8560N solid ink printer was awarded an "Editor's Choice" designation with an 8.3-out-of-10 rating. Computer Shopper reviewer Denny Atkin highlights the printer's "superb" overall print quality, ease of installation and quick printing speeds.
The Phaser 8560MFP solid ink multifunction printer was named a Government Computer News "Best of FOSE" award winner in the peripherals category. Xerox is the only printer vendor to win an award at the FOSE trade show in Washington D.C.
PC Magazine bestowed an "Editor's Choice" on the Phaser 6180N, SmartComputing.com included the Phaser 3124 monochrome laser printer among the "Staff Picks," and FaxCentre F110 and FaxCentre 2121 have earned the "Editor's Choice" designation in Better Buys for Business.
Black Professionals magazine has named Xerox to its "2007 Top 100 Companies for Diversity" list. The list recognizes companies from a wide range of industries who represent diversity and inclusion at its best.
Xerox was named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies in 2007 by Ethisphere Magazine. The elite list of companies was recognized for strong leadership in ethics and compliance, advancement of industry discourse on social and ethical issues, and positive engagement in the communities in which they operate.
Xerox Corporation today was named to CRO magazine's 2007 list of "100 Best Corporate Citizens." The ranking marks the third time that Xerox has been named to the list, following appearances in 2000 and 2005.
Ethisphere Magazine has named Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy among the most influential people in business ethics. Mulcahy ranked no. 7 on the list.
The Wall Street Journal issued its 4th annual global "Women to Watch" list, naming Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy and Xerox President Ursula Burns to the list once again.
Xerox's FrugalColor.com Web site has won the Gold Award at the 2007 W3 Awards. The W3s were established last year by the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA) to honor outstanding Web sites, Web advertising, and Web video.
MIN Integrated Marketing Awards cited a campaign that enabled WIRED magazine subscribers to create their own custom magazine cover — something that has never been done before.
Xerox's FrugalColor.com was awarded the 2007 WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Web Site Development by the Web Marketing Association.
The Michigan Minority Business Development Council (MMBDC) has awarded Xerox Corporation the 2007 MMBDC Corporation of the Year — Commercial Products award.
Fortune magazine issued its annual "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list, naming Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy and Xerox President Ursula Burns to the list once again.
Xerox has earned a 100 percent score on the Human Rights Campaign's Corporate Equality Index, which measures companies' respect for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, consumers and investors.
Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy has been ranked No. 13 on the Forbes "100 Most Powerful Women in Business" list. The power ranking score is based on a composite of visibility (measured by press citations) and economic impact."
Xerox Corporation President Ursula Burns has been named to Working Mother magazine's Top 10 Corporate Women of Color list.
The editors of Institutional Investors magazine asked a simple question of research analysts and portfolio managers: "Who is the best chief executive officer in the sector or sectors for which you are responsible?" In the imaging technology sector, CEO Anne Mulcahy ranked No. 2.
Xerox Greece has won a place on the list of the best 100 places to work across the European Union, as nominated by the company's employees.
Xerox Portugal has been awarded The Most Family-Responsible Company for medium-sized businesses. The award recognizes companies that manage internal polices that protect their employees as well as their employees' families.
Xerox Corporation ranked No. 145 on Fortune magazine's annual Fortune 500 list. The ranking of America's largest companies was compiled by Fortune on the basis of 2006 revenue. Xerox, headquartered in Stamford, Conn., had 2006 revenue of $15.9 billion.
Fortune magazine's 2006 lists of "America's Most Admired Companies" places Xerox at No. 3 in the "computers" category. Xerox also placed No. 1 in the social responsibility category among its peers.
Xerox has been ranked No. 15 in Selling Power magazine's list of "The 25 Best Manufacturing Companies to Sell For." The annual list rates companies on compensation, training, and career mobility for their sales forces.
The Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the nation's largest gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender civil rights organization, today released its annual list of the "Best Places to Work for GLBT Equality."
Hewitt Associates' eighth annual workplace study for the Toronto Globe and Mail has ranked Xerox Canada among the "50 Best Employers in Canada 2007." Xerox Canada ranked No. 38, and it was the third time that Xerox Canada made the "Top 50" list.
Xerox Corporation was recognized for improving its environmental performance over time in the inaugural Financial Times/Citi Private Bank Awards. The entrants were judged on their "carbon efficiency," a calculation of reduction in greenhouse gas emissions relative to the company's sales/revenue.
Xerox's erasable paper is hailed as one of the best inventions of 2007 in the environmental category by TIME magazine in its new listing of the top discoveries.
Buyers Laboratory Inc., has given the Phaser 3200MFP multifunction printer a "Pick of the Year" award as Outstanding Personal Non-Networked Monochrome Multifunction Printer in the monochrome multifunction printer category.
The Phaser 4510DT monochrome laser printer won a Buyers Laboratory Inc., "Pick of the Year" award for Outstanding Large Workgroup Monochrome Printer.
The Xerox DocuColor 242/252/260 multifunction systems have been selected as "Editor's Choice" winners in Better Buys for Business 2007 High-Volume Printer and Digital Duplicator Guide.
Buyers Laboratory Inc., has selected the Phaser 8560 MFP DN solid ink multifunction printer as "Pick of the Year" for both the Outstanding Small Workgroup Color Multifunction Printers and the Outstanding Critical Color Printers.
The Phaser 6360DN color laser printer was awarded an "Editor's Choice" designation with a four out of five rating by PC Magazine. Reviewer David Stone compliments the Phaser 6360's performance, easy set-up and network installation.
The Phaser 8560MFP solid ink multifunction printer family and WorkCentre 4150 monochrome multifunction printer family have been selected as "Editor's Choice" winners in Better Buys for Business 2007 Printer Multifunctional Guide.
BERTL honored the following three Xerox Office products with "BERTL's Best" awards in their 2007 awards program: WorkCentre 4150, WorkCentre 7132, and Xerox SmartDocumentTravel.
The WorkCentre 4150S monochrome multifunction printer has been selected as a Product of the Year recipient by Small Business Technology Magazine. The device was selected for its ease of use, functionality, user-friendly features and fast speeds.
Xerox Mortgage Services, formerly Advectis, Inc., provider of one of the most widely-used solutions for electronic mortgage document collaboration, has announced that it received the 2007 SourceMedia, publisher of Mortgage Technology Magazine, Synergy Award for its BlitzDocs solution.
Better Buys for Business honored the following products with "Editor's Choice" awards in their 2008 Color Copier Guide published in late 2007: WorkCentre 7132, WorkCentre 7232/7242, WorkCentre 7328, WorkCentre 7675, and DocuColor 242/252/260
Better Buys for Business honored the following products with "Editor's Choice" awards in their 2008 Color Laser Printer and Business Inkjet Guide published in late 2007: Phaser 6180, Phaser 8560, Phaser 8860DN, Phaser 6360, and Phaser 7760.
Better Buys for Business honored the following products with Editor's Choice awards in their 2007 Color Copier Guide published in early 2007: WorkCentre 7132, WorkCentre 7655, WorkCentre 7665, DocuColor 240, and DocuColor 250.
We accept the U.S. government’s highest honor awarded to American innovators for our more than 50 years of contributions to the modern reprographics, digital printing and print-on-demand industries.
With an 18 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, we exceed our 2012 company-wide greenhouse gas target and adjust our goals upward to a 25 percent reduction by 2012 (based on 2002 emissions).
This breakthrough paper, the first mechanical fiber paper for digital printing, uses half the trees required by standard chemical pulping processing and 90 percent of the tree (versus 45 percent for standard papers).
We’re the first high-technology company to join this alliance of business and environmental leaders formed to combat climate change and effect legislation and regulation that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Our inclusion in the Dow Jones Sustainability North America Index reflects Xerox’s corporate commitment to building long-term shareholder value through economic, environmental and social performance.
"Chain of custody" certification from the Forest Stewardship Council and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification communicates that our paper products come from responsibly sourced raw materials.
Xerox scientists use an experimental printing technology to develop self-erasing, reusable paper—a game-changing idea that could greatly reduce the estimated 40 percent of pages printed for one-day use in offices.
Partnering with SolFocus, Inc., our Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) helps make renewable energy more affordable and accessible by creating systems that cut the cost of solar power generation in half.
This Webster, New York, plant produces energy-saving toner in our most energy-efficient building—more than 3,000 sensors help control humidity, airflow, temperature and other variables through a networked system.
All Xerox United States manufacturing facilities are accepted into the U.S. E.P.A.’s National Environmental Performance Track, which recognizes facilities voluntarily exceeding regulatory requirements.
An aggressive product remanufacturing and recycling effort diverts more than two billion pounds of electronic waste from landfills by extending product lifespan and repurposing component materials.
Our $1.5 billion acquisition of Global Imaging Systems pairs its small and mid-size business market expertise and nationwide distribution network with our rapidly expanding document product and service portfolio.
Twenty-seven-year Xerox veteran Ursula M. Burns, who joined the company as a mechanical engineering summer intern in 1980, is named company president on April 3 and is also elected to the board of directors.
We're the first company to achieve this J.D. Power and Associates honor two years in a row, for continued technical support of our network printers, multifunction systems, digital copiers and high-end digital presses.
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2008
For the second consecutive year, Xerox has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for North America, which tracks the financial performance of the leading sustainability-driven companies worldwide.
Xerox Corporation was recognized as a socially responsible investment by independent research firm KL — companies selected for inclusion on KLD indices must meet specific environmental, social and governance performance standards.
Xerox became the first technology company to be named a Performance Track Corporate Leader by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Xerox is one of only five companies named an EPA Corporate Leader.
Xerox has been named again as one of the 2008 "Top Companies for Executive Women," an annual list released by the National Association for Female Executives (NAFE), a women's professional and business association.
Two Xerox print drivers introduced earlier this year earned a "Technological Innovation Award" from Industry Analysts, Inc., a market research firm specializing in office automation.
For the second consecutive year, Xerox devices were rated "Best Overall" as well as "Most Reliable and "Best Color Consistency" in Industry Analysts' annual Color End-User Survey.
For the sixth time in seven years, Xerox has been named the "Overall Winner" and "Company of the Year" in the workgroup color printers category by VARBusiness magazine, a leading industry publication for value-added resellers who market high-technology products, solutions and services.
Xerox DocuMate 262i earned Buyer Laboratory Inc.'s Spring 2008 "Pick" for "Outstanding Departmental Scanner" in the scanner category.
Xerox received a Best of Show Award for the Xerox 8265 Color Wide Format Printer at the annual AIIM/On Demand Conference and Exposition, a major event for the document imaging industry.
The EPA awarded Xerox a 2008 Climate Protection Award for its achievements in reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Xerox reduced its total global greenhouse gas emissions by 18 percent from 2002 to 2006, surpassing several years early its original goal of a 10 percent reduction by 2012.
For the seventh consecutive year, the Human Rights Campaign honored Xerox with a perfect score on the 2009 Corporate Equality Index, which rates 583 businesses on a scale from 0 to 100 percent on their treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, consumers and investors.
n its annual evaluation, LATINA Style Magazine named Xerox one of 50 corporations that are providing the best career opportunities for Latinas in the U.S.
Xerox Corporation has been named as one of the top 10 best corporate reputations in the United States, according to a survey conducted by the Reputation Institute and reported by Forbes magazine.
Xerox is selected as one of the "Top Best Companies for Asian Pacific Americans." The publisher of Asian Enterprise Magazine recognized Xerox's commitment to the small business community as well as our contributions to the Asian Pacific American community.
Two Xerox multifunction printers received Fall 2008 "Pick of the Year" awards from Buyers Laboratory Inc. (BLI) in the monochrome printer category — the Phaser 3300MFP was selected as Outstanding Personal Monochrome Multifunction Printer, and the Phaser 3635MFP was named Outstanding Mid-Size Workgroup Monochrome Multifunction Printer.
Better Buys for Business honored the following products with "Editor's Choice" awards in the online iGuide under the Printer Multifunctional and Scan-to-File categories — WorkCentre 4260 family, Phaser 3300MFP, and DocuMate 162.
The Xerox Phaser 6180MFP color laser multifunction printer is listed as a "Readers Top Choice" for PCWorld's "Best Products of 2008" in the Color Laser Printers category.
The National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) announced that Ronald E. Dukes of Rochester, New York, will receive its prestigious Lewis Hine Award, bestowed annually to ten relatively unknown men and women for their efforts on behalf of the health, education, and welfare of children and youth, particularly those at risk.
Black Enterprise has announced its fourth annual list of the 40 Best Companies for Diversity. The companies identified in the list demonstrate strength and outperform their peers in one of multiple categories, including senior management, board involvement, and employee base.
The Ethisphere Institute named Xerox to its second, annual World's Most Ethical Companies list. Xerox was named to the highly selective list for its meaningful ethical business practices that go well beyond legal requirements and include innovative ideas that contribute to the public well being.
Ethisphere has released its list of the 100 Most Influential People in Business Ethics in 2008. Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy appears as No. 22 on the list.
TechRepublic, a online information technology publication, named Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne Mulcahy as one of the executives who made the biggest impact on the business technology world in 2008. Ranked fourth on the list, Mulcahy was cited for her leadership during Xerox's turnaround over the past five years.
Xerox Canada has been named Corporation of the Year by CAMSC: The Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council. Xerox earned the No. 1 spot based on its longstanding commitment to Aboriginal and Minority economic development.
FORTUNE magazine issued its annual "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list, naming Xerox Chairman and CEO Anne M. Mulcahy and Xerox President Ursula Burns to the list once again.
The top two officers at Xerox have been named to Forbes magazine's list, "The World's 100 Most Powerful Women." CEO Anne Mulcahy is ranked No. 10, up from No. 13 spot in 2007, while Xerox president Ursula Burns earned the No. 55 spot.
Anne Mulcahy, Xerox Chairman and CEO, has been named by her peers as Chief Executive magazine's "CEO of the Year." She is the first woman to win the award in its 22-year history.
DiversityBusiness.com conducted an election among 600,000 women- and minority-owned businesses. Xerox placed No. 15 among Fortune 500 companies and government agencies.
Xerox was named as one of the "Best Corporations for Veteran-Owned Businesses" presented by the Veteran Business Journal. Xerox was recognized as one of the Ten Most Veteran Friendly Corporate Supplier Diversity Programs.
Fortune magazine's 2007 lists of "America's Most Admired Companies" places Xerox at No. 4 in the "computers" category, outranking Sun, Canon, Dell, NCR and others.
Two technologies developed by Xerox captured awards in the Wall Street Journal's 2008 Technology Innovation Awards contest. Xerox High Yield Business Papertm received a runner up designation in the Environment category and specialty imaging printing was named runner up in the Materials and Other Base Technologies category.
The Phaser 3250DN monochrome printer was named the "Best Laser Printer" in Computer Shopper's list of "Top 100 Products of the Year."
Better Buys for Business honored nine Xerox products with the "Editor's Choice" award in the following 2008 iGuides: WorkCentre BookMark 40/55, Phaser 3250, Phaser 3600, Phaser 5550, Phaser 6125/N, Phaser 3100MFP, Phaser 3635MFP, WorkCentre 4118, and CopyCentre C20.
BERTL awarded five Xerox office products with "BERTL's Best" recognitions in their 2008 awards program: DocuColor 260, Phaser 6130N, Phaser 8560MFP, WorkCentre 7132, and WorkCentre 7345.
Xerox has won three Buyers Laboratory Spring 2008 "Pick of the Year" awards: Phaser 3250DN, Phaser 5550DN, and WorkCentre 7242.
Better Buys for Business named the Xerox Phasertm 8860 color printer and Xerox WorkCentretm 7675 advanced color multifunction system "Top Innovative Office Products for 2007."
Xerox Corporation has successfully renewed its ISO/IEC 27001 certifications for its document and hosted repository operations, resulting from the company's continuing efforts to secure the integrity of business-critical information for its customers.
Our long-term commitment to superior service and technical support continues to gain momentum with another J.D. Power and Associates certification for customer service excellence—our third in a row.
With this convenient tool—the industry’s first—businesses can pinpoint opportunities to reduce the energy use, greenhouse gas emissions and solid waste of their imaging equipment and paper-intensive processes.
Our commitment to sustainability expands as we introduce the company’s first papers certified to sustainable forest management standards, as well as new recycled papers designed for digital printing.
Our new label mark on paper packaging is designed to communicate clearly with customers, helping them select the paper most appropriate for their sustainability and printing needs.
The Paper and Supplies Sustainability web portal launches, providing easy-to-use resources to help evaluate paper choices and chart the environmental impact throughout the paper’s lifecycle.
Xerox is named to the FTSE4Good Index—a stock index that tracks companies meeting globally recognized standards for corporate responsibility—as well as the KLD indices and Dow Jones Sustainability Index.
Our new logo features the Xerox name in vibrant red, all-lowercase type, adjacent to a spherical symbol with lines that form an "X" to represent our connection to customers, partners, industry and innovation.
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2009
Healthcare Provider Solutions, from ACS, a Xerox Company, has received the following Best in KLAS awards (Based on Professional Services Top 20 Best in KLAS year-end survey):
- 2007 — Best in KLAS (Top 20 year-end) Financial Implementation Principle
Honorable Mention — Service Category Leader — Staff Augmentation
Honorable Mention — Service Category Leader — Other Implementation Principles
- 2008 — Best in KLAS (Top 20 year-end) Financial ERP Implementation
- 2009 — Best in KLAS (Top 20 year-end) Clinical Implementation Principle
Xerox was named one of 2009's World's Best Companies by Ethisphere Magazine, rankings that recognize companies that promote ethical business standards and practices by going beyond legal minimums.
Xerox is the world's most admired company in the computer industry as ranked in FORTUNE magazine's annual reputation survey released today.
Xerox's ColorQubetm 9200 Series multifunction printer (MFP) was honored with a Technological Innovation Award from Industry Analysts, Inc., in recognition of the breakthrough technology behind the world's first high-speed solid ink multifunction printer.
Xerox is the leader in Document Process Outsourcing (DPO) according to the 2009 Black Book of Outsourcing, an annual guide that evaluates the costs and benefits of outsourcing.
The Xerox Research Centre Canada (XRCC) has been named one of the Top 10 Places Where Employees Thrive by Your Workplace magazine. Xerox was cited as an organization that offers a dynamic and creative workplace culture built on collaborative dialogue, trust, clear outcomes, tolerance, and teamwork.
Black Enterprise magazine issued its list of 100 Most Powerful Executives in Corporate America, naming Xerox President Ursula Burns, Xerox Canada President and CEO Kevin Warren, and Production Systems Group President Quincy Allen, to the esteemed list.
Resellers honored Xerox's Peak Reseller Program at the CompTIA Breakaway 2009 event with the Best Partner Program award, chosen by more than 400 technology resellers and solution providers at the annual event hosted by CompTIA, a leading trade association for the IT industry.
Xerox's new color pricing plans, offered with the ColorQubetm 9200 Series multifunction printer (MFP), have been awarded "Most Innovative Color Printer Pricing" as part of the 2009 BERTL's Best Awards.
Xerox has been awarded the 2009 Performance Excellence Award from Aberdeen Group — the Best-in-Class award recognizes an enterprise for its superior performance and its focus on and automation of the strategic sourcing process.
For 2009 Xerox met the FTSE4Good criteria for corporate responsibility, human rights, environmental actions, social and stakeholder engagement and countering bribery.
In Corporate Responsibility Officer magazine's tenth annual listing of the 100 Best Corporate Citizens for 2009, Xerox ranked 16th, up from its 2007 rank of 49.
Xerox's Office of General Counsel has again been honored with the Minority Corporate Counsel Association's Employer of Choice Award, recognizing Xerox's law department's diversity, as well as the company's overall efforts to promote a diverse workforce.
GovernanceMetrics International (GMI) released its new ratings and research reports for all 4,200 companies in their system. Xerox was one of the 43 companies, or one percent, that achieved an overall global rating of 10.0, the highest GMI assigns.
The Human Rights Campaign recognized Xerox as one of its 2009 Best Places to Work, distinguishing the company's workplace policies as fair-minded and equal.
Xerox has been named to iSixSigma's list of Best Places to Work for Six Sigma professionals, ranking 7th, and noted for its supportive culture for Lean Six Sigma, talent and training.
In a comparative energy consumption evaluation conducted by the independent research organization Buyers Laboratory Inc., the Xerox WorkCentretm 7428 and WorkCentre 7435 both received an Outstanding Achievement Award for Energy Efficiency.
Xerox earned "gold-level" designation through the American Heart Association's Fit Friendly Company Program — "gold-level" recognition is for companies that fulfill criteria such as offering employees physical activity support, increasing healthy eating options at work and promoting a wellness culture.
Xerox's manufacturing, engineering and assembly facilities in Dundalk, Ireland won the 2009 National Irish Safety Organisation's Electronic/Electrical Manufacturing/Assembly Award for demonstrated effectiveness and superior performance in risk management, objectives, programs, management review and health and safety.
The Crédit Agricole SA Purchase Logistic Department named Xerox France as one of only four of its suppliers in 2009 whose approaches to social and environmental responsibility have been considered remarkable.
In Newsweek's recently published Green Rankings, the weekly news magazine's ranking of America's 500 largest corporations, Xerox was #13 in the technology sector and #28 overall.
Xerox placed first and received a record breaking 440 nominations in the 2009 Green Outsourcing Survey by Brown-Wilson Group and "The Black Book of Outsourcing."
Xerox received top honors from channel publications and their readership for its strong partner program, leadership and innovative technology.
Xerox office products have received top honors as "Editor's Choice" and "Readers' Choice" recipients from Better Buys for Business and BERTL.
Digital print systems and software from Xerox and XMPie — a Xerox business unit — took home more than 20 awards at Print 09, the year's largest graphic communications event.
Five digital printing products from Xerox and XMPie®, a Xerox business unit, were recognized in the On Demand 2009 Best of Show Awards — Xerox FreeFlowtm Express to Print, XMPie PersonalEffect® 4.6 software, the Xerox iGen4tm press, Xerox Nuveratm 200 EA Perfecting Production System, and XMPie's uStore® 3.5.
Xerox has been honored with 10 International Gallery awards from IAPHC, Inc., an independent network of graphic arts and printing professionals, for work created on Xerox digital systems including the iGen4tm, iGen3tm Digital Production Press, and the Xerox Nuveratm 288 EA Perfecting Production System.
Human Resource Executive magazine has named Xerox to its list of "Most Admired for HR" companies, which is based on Fortune magazine's Most Admired Companies list.
FORTUNE magazine issued its annual "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list, naming Xerox CEO Ursula Burns to the list once again.
Xerox's top two women leaders landed on Forbes magazine's list of the 100 Most Powerful Women — Xerox CEO Ursula Burns ranked No. 14 (up from No. 55 spot in 2008) , with Xerox Chairman Anne Mulcahy at 15 (previously ranked No. 10).
Xerox Corporation has been awarded the 2009 Innovation in Technology Award from Aberdeen Group — the annual award recognizes an enterprise "that has leveraged technology solutions to solve pressing business issues to positively impact company performance."
Xerox Phasertm 7500 wins CRN "Most Innovative Products Of 2009" award in the Printing and Imaging: Printers category.
The WorkCentre 3220DN has received the Editor's Choice award from PrinterComparision.com.
The Xerox 4112/4127 Copier/Printer recently earned seven awards for the quality and value of the systems and the applications produced on them, including a Better Buys for Business "Editor's Choice" award, an array of IAPHC awards, and three Gold Ink Awards at Print 09.
The readers of Wide-Format Imaging magazine rated products that have been valuable assets to their business over the last year, and the Xerox 6204 took first place in the "wide-format engineering printer" category.
Xerox has been named to the 2009 InformationWeek top 500 list of the nation's most innovative users of business technology for the 20th time in 21 years.
Creative Services, part of the Xerox Global Services Creative and Technical Communications group, in conjunction with Xerox's Global Business Group Production Solutions Product Marketing organization, recently won four awards, including two Gold, from the 2009 premier printing and publishing industry Gold Ink Awards, sponsored by "Printing Impressions" and "Publishing Executive."
In the Fortune 500's first female-to-female hand-off, Ursula Burns succeeds Anne Mulcahy as chief executive officer on July 1, becoming the first African-American woman to head an S&P 100 company.
Combining our advanced multifunction product leadership and proven solid ink technology, the ColorQube 9200 series delivers breakthrough business advantages in cost, speed, ease of use and sustainability.