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Xerox® Managed Print Services and Design and Print Service are Key to Northumbria University's Digital Transformation

Northumbria intends to be a top-30 UK university by 2025. Digital transformation and sustainability — supported by Xerox — are two focus areas to help it get there.

Read the case study to see how our Intelligent Workplace Services and pay-as-you-go design and print services enable the university to reduce waste and costs, make printing more accessible and affordable for students, and get its digital transformation journey underway.

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Northumbria University case study highlights:

  • Printer fleet down by 86%, from approximately 2,000 to 272, while maintaining high service levels

  • Increased access to printers for students, with nearly 90% of MFPs installed in shared spaces

  • 80% cut in print costs for students

  • Ability to print from mobile devices

  • Cost-effective pay-as-you-go design and print services

  • Information security and compliance with data protection regulations maintained using pull printing

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