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Please find page 12 of the 2003 Xerox annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.Students at Parsons School
of Design in New York City
created and produced a colorful,
52-page campus-life magazine
working with Roger P. Gimbel,
Director of Worldwide Marketing
for Global Document Solutions,
a Xerox commercial printing
customer who is growing his
business through digital work-
flow tools integrated with
his Xerox DocuColor®iGen3®
Digital Production Press. Many
iGen3 customers expect that
this powerful system will help
increase their overall revenue
by at least 15 percent.
Color Everywhere:
t’s a $9 billion market that has the
potential to expand into a $27 billion opportunity as more high-volume print jobs
are produced using dynamic digital technology rather than static and more time-
and labor-intensive offset presses. It’s a market that Xerox created and continues to
lead through breakthrough technology and value-added solutions. It’s all about
driving the New Business of Printing™– digital, personal, colorful, fast and effective.
Product on:
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Through our production business, Xerox is
delivering smart document management to large
corporations, graphic arts customers, quick
print centers, and commercial print enterprises.
Our high-volume digital production printers
and presses, integrated with solutions, enable
on-demand printing, short-run book publishing,
one-to-one marketing applications and more.
In 2003, Xerox strengthened its
market share leadership position in:
•Production publishing
•Production printing
•Production color
And grew share in:
•Light production
• Continuous feed
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