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At Xerox, we’re here to help our customers be more
successful by harnessing the potential of services and
technologies for the promise of a better world. That’s a
grand statement. Let me explain. We take very complex
business processes and challenges, create solutions and
make them appear simple to the people who need them.
We use innovation smartly and strategically to help the
world tackle some daunting and complex tasks.
It’s a noble mission and part of the Xerox heritage. It may
surprise you to know that the man who invented xerography
75 years ago had the same objective.
In 1938, a patent attorney named Chester Carlson created
an easier way to duplicate information on paper. After
spending countless hours in the New York Public Library
hand-writing copies of materials he needed, he was
determined to find a way “to make office work a little more
productive and a little less tedious.” His invention, later
named xerography, gave birth to Xerox and revolutionized
how information is shared, ultimately simplifying how office
work gets done.
Seventy-five years later, Chester’s vision lives on in every
aspect of today’s Xerox and has led us on a journey to
innovate ways to simplify complex and tedious work.
To that end, today’s Xerox provides not only the world-class
document technology you would expect, but also a deep and
broad array of business process, document and information
technology outsourcing services you might not expect.
As we expand further into business services, chances are
very good that Xerox is touching your life every day. If you
drive toll roads or park in municipal parking, we probably
handle the transaction. If you apply for a mortgage or call
for help with your mobile device or file a medical claim or
pay bills, we probably handle those transactions, too. That’s
because we work behind the scenes – in both the public
and private sector – to make sure things work smoothly in
hundreds of different ways.
And, as remarkable as our evolution has been, there is so
much more that we will do in the future for our customers,
shareholders, employees and communities around the
world. At Xerox, there’s inspiration and innovation around
every corner, and we’re on a mission to move it forward
another 75 years.
Fellow Shareholders,
Letter to
Shareholders
Ursula M. Burns
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Xerox is
administrator
globally
pensions
largest
benefits &
the 2nd
The company that
black & white copiers
Dalmatians
101
for the production of
became Xerox supplied
machines
Xerox developed
machines which produce
clearer images
than standard X-ray
xeroradiographic
FujiXerox was born over
a joint venture between
Xerox & Fuji Photo Film
50 years ago